Hemerocallis cultivation methods and environmental impact

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Environmental cultivation method of Hemerocallis fulva

environmental impact

During the entire growth and development period of Hemerocallis fulva, if the climate is not very dry, watering is generally not needed. So what is the cultivation method of daylily, and what impact does the environment have?

The environmental cultivation method of Hemerocallis fulva

Hemerocallis fulva likes warmth and warmth humid environment. Slightly sticky soil is best. It can be cultivated in fields, ditches, residential edges and other places. Propagate by division. After the above-ground parts wither in October-November or before the plants sprout in spring, dig up the whole plant and divide it into clumps every 2.3 equal parts.

Before planting, make holes according to the row and plant spacing of 40cm each. The depth of the hole is 17-20cm. Plant one clump in each hole. The roots should be spread flat on all sides and the cover soil should be compacted. Water or irrigate with human and animal manure. From the second year onwards, cultivating, weeding and fertilizing are carried out three times a year. The first time is when the seedlings emerge in March, the second time is before flowering in June, and the third time is after the seedlings fall in October. After each cultivating and weeding, human and animal fertilizers are applied. Fecal water.

Environmental influence

Temperature

Hemerocallis fulva is strong and relatively cold-resistant. It can survive the winter in the open field in North China. It has strong adaptability, likes moisture and is relatively cold-resistant. It likes sunny places and tolerates partial shade.

Soil

Selection of soil It is not very strong, but it is suitable for moist soil rich in humus and well-drained. It is suitable for growing at an altitude of 300-2500 meters.

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