Pink canna cultivation methods and precautions

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illumination

humidity

prune

fertilize

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Pink canna can be regarded as the star variety in wetland greening. The flowers are not only beautiful, but also bloom for a long time, so it is very good to enjoy. Because it can grow in water and be cultivated on land, it can continue to survive safely whether the weather is dry or the waterlogging is severe. So is their cultivation as simple as that? So come and take a look!

illumination

Light

In the better growth stage, pink canna needs light and should receive at least 5 hours of light every day. If the planting environment is relatively dark, the flowering time will be affected, so you must pay more attention to the light situation. Here's a little tip, once they have bloomed, you can put them in a cooler place to keep the flowers blooming longer.

Humidity

In its growth During the golden period, spray water on the leaves 1-2 times a day. This will not only ensure the surrounding humidity, but also allow the leaves to absorb sufficient water. Every time you water, be sure to water enough, but do not store water in the pot. Too much water will definitely cause root rot. Also, try not to water when dormant. At this time, the roots have no ability to absorb water. If you insist on watering, it will make it difficult for the roots to breathe. Even if they are "forced" to grow new shoots, it will be difficult for the new shoots to survive, so this is meaningless.

Pruning

After the flowers fall, The stems and branches can be cut off at the bottom to help them sprout further, and if flowering branches grow, they can continue to bloom.

Fertilization

Basic fertilizer is required before planting , so as to ensure their best survival. During the period of relatively good growth, they should be appropriately topdressed 3-4 times a month. If the flower buds have not been extracted 20 days before they are supposed to bloom, you must actively use phosphate fertilizer to promote flowering. If you choose a potted plant and the edges of the leaves appear scorched or yellowed, it may be due to excessive drought. This problem may also occur if the water is too cold when watering, so pay attention to this issue.

humidity

prune

fertilize

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