Green plant maintenance knowledge and methods

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1. Watering

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Soil

5. Fertilization

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1. Watering: Green plants have a large demand for water during the peak growth season. If the soil is dry, water it in time to moisturize it, and spray water frequently to increase the humidity. 2. Temperature: Green plants have poor cold tolerance. Temperature control and heat preservation measures should be taken in time in winter to avoid freezing. 3. Lighting: It is recommended to place it in a bright place, get more sun, and block strong light in time. 4. Soil: The soil is best soft, breathable and fertile. 5. Fertilization: Use thin fertilizer frequently to top-dress green plants during the growing season.

1. Watering

1. Watering

Most green plants like a slightly moist soil environment, but they are not tolerant of waterlogging, so the amount of water must be well controlled when watering. If you find that the soil is dry, water it to ensure that the soil is slightly moist. Especially during the peak growing season, you must not lack water, otherwise yellow leaves will easily appear. Not only that, green plants also have certain requirements for air humidity. If the climate is relatively dry, they not only need to be watered, but also need to be regularly sprayed with water to ensure a certain humidity.

2. Temperature

Green plants usually like warm climates and have poor cold resistance. They need good temperature control during maintenance, especially low temperatures in winter. After winter, it is best to move indoors for maintenance. It is best to maintain the indoor temperature above 10°C, which can ensure evergreen all year round. If the temperature is too low, it is easy to get frostbite and freeze damage will occur. In addition, ventilation should be strengthened during the high temperature period in summer, and windows should be opened for indoor maintenance.

3. Light

Green plants generally have low demand for light, so attention should be paid to light intensity during maintenance. It is best to maintain it indoors in a brightly lit place and receive scattered light. If the light is too strong, you may get sunburned easily. Although green plants are shade-tolerant, they should not be placed in a dark environment for a long time during maintenance. Otherwise, photosynthesis will not be carried out normally, growth will be hindered, and yellow leaves will easily occur.

IV. Soil

When maintaining green plants, you should also pay attention to the soil used. Most plants like soil that is soft, breathable, highly water-permeable and has a certain degree of fertility. In such a soil environment, they can grow more vigorously. . Note that green plants maintained in pots must be repotted regularly. Usually, they must be repotted after two or three years of maintenance to avoid soil compaction, which will hinder root respiration and affect growth. In addition, green plants have certain requirements for the pH of the soil. Some prefer acidic soil, while others prefer alkaline soil. The pH of the soil must be adjusted according to their growth habits to promote vigorous growth.

5. Fertilization

In order to promote more vigorous growth of green plants, top-dressing fertilizers should be applied in time during the peak growth season. When applying fertilizer, follow the method of applying thin fertilizer frequently. Do not apply thick fertilizer or raw fertilizer, otherwise it will easily cause fertilizer damage. When fertilizing, it is best to combine it with watering, or dilute the fertilizer with water first, and then water the fertilizer solution, so that the plants can absorb the fertilizer faster, thus promoting vigorous growth.

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Soil

5. Fertilization

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