Primula cultivation methods and precautions

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2. Precautions

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To cultivate primulas, you can mix leaf mold soil and garden soil at a ratio of 2:1, and add some fertilizer to it. It likes sunlight, and can be exposed to some astigmatism in summer. From autumn and winter, it can be exposed to full sunlight. Add water and nutrients according to different stages of growth. Around 15℃ is the most suitable temperature. Note that part of the flower branches can be removed during the flowering period, and they should be removed in time after blooming.

2. Precautions

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: The soil requirements need to be softer, with a smaller pH value and not alkaline. On a daily basis, you can mix leaf mold soil and garden soil at a ratio of 2:1, and add some fertilizer to it to meet the growth needs and also facilitate the development and growth of the root system.

2. Light: It likes sunlight. For this There is a certain demand for it, but it cannot be grown in the sun. It can be exposed to some astigmatism in summer, and from autumn to winter, it can be exposed to full sunlight, which can promote its growth.

3. Moisture: A humid environment is more suitable for growth, but the amount of watering should not be too much. Once too much, the roots will rot. In summer, water can be applied once in the morning and once in the evening to meet the evaporation rate. Cooler weather can reduce watering.

4. Nutrients: Fertilization needs to be carried out according to different periods. After the climate cools down in autumn, the growth rate will accelerate. At this time, the application of nutrients is very critical. It should be applied every 7-10 days to fully meet the growth needs.

5. Temperature: Around 15℃ is the most suitable temperature, and it needs to be kept above 0℃ during winter.

2. Precautions

Attention should be paid to pruning. Part of the flower branches can be removed during the flowering period, which can promote the concentrated supply of nutrients. The flowers should be removed promptly after they bloom and fade, which will facilitate the growth of later flower branches.

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