Gladiolus cultivation methods and precautions
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Pot soil: Use sandy, well-drained soil. Watering: When the seedlings are young, water them once every 10 days. In summer, when the temperature is high, watering them once every 4 days is enough. Fertilization: Apply decomposed liquid fertilizer, do not apply it randomly, just apply it 3-4 times a month. Temperature: The suitable temperature for gladioli to bloom is 25°C, and it only takes 60-70 days to bloom.
1. Breeding methods
1. Breeding methods
1. Pot soil: It has higher requirements on soil, and should use sandy and well-drained soil. When choosing a flower pot, choose one with small holes underneath to allow it to breathe.
2. Watering: Watering is different at different times. When the seedlings are young, water them once every 10 days. In summer, when the temperature is high, watering once every 4 days is enough. Do not water too much to avoid leaf tips growing. Yellow and withered. You can control the amount of water during flowering to delay the flowering period.
3. Fertilization: It is a fertilizer-loving plant. Apply decomposed liquid fertilizer, do not apply it indiscriminately, just apply it 3-4 times a month. It is best to apply a little phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, so that the flower buds can increase.
4. Temperature: It has high requirements on temperature. Temperature will affect its growth. The most suitable temperature for gladioli to bloom is 25℃, and it only takes 60-70 days to bloom. The cooler the temperature, the slower flowering will occur.
2. Precautions
1. The most suitable temperature for its growth cannot be as high as 27°C, and there must be no high temperature, lack of ventilation, etc.
2. Protect the bulbs after the plants have flowered.
2. Precautions
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