How to grow Nali flowers and what you need to pay attention to

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How to grow Nali flowers

Precautions for cultivating Nali flowers

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Nali flower is a flower of the genus Lycoris. It can be cultivated in the open field or in pots, and the landscape effect is quite good. Cultivation of Nali flowers requires care and patience, so how should Nali flowers be raised?

How to grow Nali flowers

How to cultivate Nali flowers

Pot soil selection

When cultivating Nali flowers, you can choose flower pots according to your own needs. , you can grow one ball in one pot and choose a smaller flower pot, or you can grow 3-4 balls in one pot and choose a larger flower pot. When potting, you should choose soil with good drainage. You can mix peat soil, garden soil and perlite, and add a small amount of base fertilizer to prepare the soil.

Light and temperature

Nali flowers like a warm and sunny environment and have a certain ability to withstand cold, but they are not tolerant to high temperatures. Ensure that Nali flowers have a certain amount of light during the growth period. They can be placed in a semi-shady place for maintenance in spring and autumn. In summer, they should avoid direct sunlight and pay attention to shade. The maximum temperature for growth should not exceed 30°C, and it can withstand low temperatures. Low temperatures in winter will not affect the growth of Nali flowers.

Watering and fertilizing

Nali flowers are intolerant of water and moisture during growth and require certain nutrients. A certain amount of base fertilizer needs to be applied when planting, and water should be poured once after potting. In spring and autumn, you need to keep the pot soil moist and apply liquid fertilizer every half month. During the dormant period in summer, water less, and in winter, you need to control watering and stop fertilizing.

Propagation method

The most common method of propagating Nali flowers is ball propagation. It can also be propagated by sowing or tissue culture.

Precautions for breeding Nali flowers

< h3>Pests and diseases

During the cultivation of Nali flowers, the common diseases are soft rot and charcoal blast. The common pests are Spodoptera litura, grubs and thrips, which are relatively harmful to the plants. big.

Repotting

Potted Nali flowers need to be maintained for a period of time after potting, and then repotted or replaced with soil, but there is no need to repot every year.

Precautions for cultivating Nali flowers

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