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How to breed horseshoe gold

Precautions for breeding Horseshoe Gold

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Crimson bark is a perennial creeping herbaceous plant and is a commonly used folk medicine. It mostly grows on roadsides, hillside grasslands or ditches, and has been artificially introduced and cultivated.

How to breed horseshoe gold

How to breed Horseshoe Goldens

Light and temperature

The growth of Horseshoe Goldens must be maintained with sufficient light every day It needs more exposure to sunlight so that the goldenrod can grow vigorous and green. Horseshoe goldenrod has a growth habit of liking both light and shade. It can grow in semi-shady and humid places and has low temperature requirements. However, it will suffer from frostbite when the temperature drops to -6°C to -7°C.

Water and Fertilizer Management

During the growth process, the goldenrod requires regular irrigation and moderate fertilization. After the water chestnut seedlings are unearthed, water them 1 to 2 times a week. The number of irrigations should be increased during the dry season. After the plants mature, watering should be controlled in early spring and early winter. During the peak growth season of the Spring Festival, the frequency of watering should be determined according to the soil quality.

Calpus likes nitrogen fertilizer. Usually, combined with rain and watering, an appropriate amount of nitrogen fertilizer should be applied. After fertilization, a large amount of water should be poured to reduce the degree of leaf burn. Or apply fertilizer first, then sweep the fertilizer under the leaves and combine with watering. At the same time, fertilizer cannot be applied during high temperatures in summer.

Soil

The requirements for soil are not very strict. As long as the drainage conditions are moderate, it can be grown on both sandy soil and clay soil.

Mostly grown in fields or mountains with fertile soil.

Precautions for breeding horse hoof gold

Remove weeds

When using Rhododendron for lawn greening, weeds will appear because it takes a period of growth to be completely covered. When there are few weeds, manual pulling can be used; if there are many weeds, herbicides can be used to spray them.

Propagation methods of Echinacea

Aresia are commonly propagated by sowing and dividing.

Pests and diseases control of Phyllostachys turf

The disease resistance of Phyllostachys turf is strong, and only white silkworm and a small amount of leaf spot mildew occur. Rust and sclerotinia can also occur.

The larvae of scarabs, armyworm larvae and cutworm larvae are the main pests of horseshoe lawns. There are other insect hazards such as snails, meadow borers, and locusts.

Precautions for breeding Horseshoe Gold

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