A complete collection of pearl plum cultivation methods

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

Temperature: It is best to keep it between 22 and 30 degrees. Cold protection is needed in the north. Lighting: It can be placed in a brightly lit place, but do not have strong light. Watering: It is afraid of waterlogging, so it should not be watered too much. Soil: It has requirements for nutrients and drainage, and it is best to use sandy soil. Pruning: Branches can be pruned at ordinary times and also need to be pruned after flowering. Propagation: The division method can be used.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: Pearl plum likes warmth. Specifically, a temperature between 22 and 30 degrees is most suitable. It has some cold resistance. Therefore, cold protection is generally not required for breeding in the south. However, when breeding in the north, it is best to move them indoors in winter. It's best not to go below zero.

2. Light: Pearl Plum is a kind of joy It is a light plant, but it tolerates shade well. However, this does not mean that it can be placed in a dark place for a long time, which will affect its flowering. In addition, strong light is not suitable for it. It is best to avoid strong light and have appropriate lighting.

3. Watering: Because Pearl Plum is afraid of waterlogging , so it’s best to replenish water appropriately. During its growth stage, just make sure the potting soil is not too dry. In winter, water needs to be controlled to ensure the soil is slightly dry.

4. Soil: Pearl Plum is mainly responsible for nutrition and There are requirements for drainage and other aspects. Generally speaking, sandy soil is the most suitable.

2. Breeding skills

1. Pruning: Pruning is a very important step in the maintenance of pearl plum. Moreover, it itself is very resistant to pruning. In normal times, the main thing is to prune its branches, and cut off all the branches that affect the viewing or hinder the growth. In addition, after flowering, cut off the flowers that have failed in time. After the flowering period has passed, trim the flower branches.

2. Propagation: by division. Breeding is relatively common. March or April and retrograde are most appropriate. Choose a strong and vigorous mother plant. Each mother plant can be divided into five to seven parts and then planted separately. After planting, ensure the humidity is appropriate. After about a week, the plants will be able to adapt to the environment.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Disease: "Powdery mildew" may appear. When it occurs, the symptom is the appearance of some white powder on the leaves. This disease will cause the leaves to curl and flowering will also be affected. Thiophanate methyl can be used to prevent and treat it, and the infected parts should be cut off in time.

2. Pests: "Cockchafers" may appear , which threatens leaves and flowers. It can be eliminated with omethoate.

IV. Other issues

1. Toxicity: It has certain toxicity.

2. Flower language: Its flower language is mainly " effort". Can be given to friends for encouragement.

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