How to grow asparagus

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1. Breeding environment:

2. Frequently Asked Questions:

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Soil: Loose soil is very helpful for the development of asparagus. Environment: The suitable temperature is between 15~25℃; it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight or left in the shade for a long time. Watering: not too much, just see dry and wet.

1. Breeding environment:

1. Breeding environment:

1. Temperature. The indoor temperature is generally controlled at 12-18℃, but in winter it is best to control it at 5-10℃. In addition, asparagus should not be placed in direct sunlight.

2. Fertilize. Fertilizer can be given to asparagus when it is growing vigorously, but be careful about the amount, because too much fertilizer or a lack of fertilizer may cause it to die.

3. Water. When watering asparagus, you must pay attention to the amount of water. Under normal circumstances, the water will seep into the soil just after watering. This is the most suitable humidity. Do not let water accumulate in the pot, otherwise it will easily cause the branches and leaves to fall off.

4. Placement. The breeding environment of asparagus must be clean and try to be placed in a place with good ventilation. In addition, it is very afraid of smoke and dust. If it encounters toxic gases, it will turn yellow, so be careful.

2. Frequently Asked Questions:

< p>① Yellowing of asparagus twigs is generally caused by nutritional deficiencies or poor ventilation of the pot soil. Therefore, it is necessary not only to loosen the soil but also pay attention to nutrient supplementation and proper fertilization.

② Asparagus leaf tips turn yellow or fall off, mostly due to lack of water, so water more frequently.

③ The color of asparagus branches is yellowish, which may be due to direct sunlight or excessive water. It should be moved appropriately and avoid direct sunlight or excessive watering.

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