Myrtle cultivation methods and precautions

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How to grow myrtle

Precautions for breeding myrtle

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When raising myrtle, it is recommended to choose soft, breathable, slightly acidic soil. Usually, it should be maintained in a location with sufficient sunlight between 15-35℃. In winter, pay attention to keeping the temperature above 10°C to prevent it from freezing.

How to grow myrtle

How to breed myrtle

Soil

Myrtle likes acidic soil and can tolerate infertile soil.

Light and temperature

Myrtle likes a semi-shady growth environment. It must ensure sufficient light. Sufficient light can be given in spring, autumn and winter, but in high-temperature summer, It needs shading treatment, and in winter it is mainly maintained in a well-lit place indoors. Myrtle likes a warm growing environment and is not cold-tolerant. The suitable temperature for growth is between 15°C and 35°C. In winter, the temperature needs to be kept at about 10°C. When the temperature is high in summer, spray water to increase air humidity. , In winter, it needs to be placed in a warm room for the winter, and plastic film needs to be used to keep it warm during the outdoor winter.

Watering and fertilizing

Myrtle likes a humid environment and has a greater demand for water and fertilizer during its vigorous growth period. In spring, summer, and autumn, more watering and fertilization are needed, and water and fertilizer are alternately carried out. Winter is the dormant period of myrtle, so watering and fertilizing can be appropriately reduced. Basically, the application of water and fertilizer should be increased or reduced according to weather conditions and plant growth conditions.

Myrtle breeding precautions

< h3>Propagation method

The propagation of myrtle adopts the methods of seeding and cutting propagation. Seeding and propagation are generally transplanted when the seedlings grow 2-3 leaves. Cuttings can be transplanted when the seedlings grow vigorously. Use twig cuttings during the period.

Pests and diseases

Myrtle itself is relatively resistant to diseases and has fewer pests and diseases. However, it will be infected by Rusty Jun 2 and damage the leaves. The diseased leaves need to be removed and pesticides can also be sprayed. Get treatment.

Air humidity

Myrtle likes high air humidity. If the air humidity is too low, the lower leaves of myrtle will turn yellow, lose their luster, and even fall off.

Precautions for breeding myrtle

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