Delphinium breeding methods and precautions

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How to breed delphiniums

Tips for raising delphiniums

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The delphinium is very beautiful, exquisite and cute. I believe many people will like it. The editor really wants to raise a pot of such beautiful flowers, but how to raise delphiniums?

How to breed delphiniums

How to breed delphiniums

Light and temperature

Delphiniums like a cool and well-lit growing environment. During the breeding process, they need Ensure sufficient light and keep the temperature between 15°C and 25°C. Because delphiniums like a cooler climate and can tolerate cold, it is best not to raise the temperature too high.

Soil

When cultivating delphiniums, you can use sandy soil with good drainage. Generally, it is best to add a little base fertilizer to the soil to keep the soil fertile.

Water and fertilizer management

Watering should be moderate. Delphiniums prefer arid growing environments and generally do not need to be watered too much. Drainage is also required during the rainy season. In addition to applying some base fertilizer before planting, top dressing can also be carried out during the growth period. Top dressing is generally based on nitrogen fertilizer.

Propagation methods

Delphinium propagation can be carried out by cutting, dividing and sowing. . Divisions are generally carried out in spring and autumn, cuttings are mainly carried out in spring, and sowing is mostly carried out in March-April.

Precautions for cultivating delphinium

Repot

As the Delphinium plant grows, nutrients gradually lose and the plant's growth weakens, so it needs to be repotted. Repotting is usually done every 2-3 years. ,

Pests and diseases

Delphiniums are also attacked by pests and diseases, the most common ones being black spot and root rot.

Overwintering

Delphinium is a plant with strong cold tolerance, but if it is sown in autumn, it needs to be placed in a cold bed or in a cold bed in winter. Overwintering in a cold room.

Tips for raising delphiniums

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