Tips on how to grow asparagus

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1. Suitable pot soil

2. Suitable lighting

3. Water appropriately

4. Suitable temperature

5. Apply light fertilizer frequently

Asparagus


1. Suitable pot soil: It is best to use soil that is soft, breathable, strong in drainage, rich in humus and slightly acidic. 2. Appropriate lighting: usually get more astigmatism and avoid strong light and direct light. 3. Water appropriately: If the soil is dry, water it to moisturize it. If the climate is dry, spray water. 4. Suitable temperature: Provide an environment of 15-25℃, and must keep warm in winter. 5. Apply thin fertilizer frequently: Topdress once a month during the peak growth season, and use diluted liquid fertilizer.


Tips on how to grow asparagus
1. Suitable pot soil

1. Suitable pot soil

When cultivating asparagus, you should use soil that is soft, breathable, well-drained, rich in humus and slightly acidic. In such a soil environment, the root system of asparagus can be more stable. Good breathing absorbs water and nutrients, thereby growing vigorously. The requirements for the flower pot are not high, as long as the size can meet the needs and there are drainage holes at the bottom, it can promote its normal growth.

Asparagus

2. Suitable lighting

Asparagus has strong shade tolerance and does not like light. During the breeding period, it should not be exposed to direct light or strong light, otherwise it will be easily sunburned. It is recommended to place it indoors in a place with sufficient astigmatism and receive more scattered light, so that the branches and leaves can better perform photosynthesis and grow vigorously. Although it is shade-tolerant, if placed in a dark environment for a long time, it will hinder its growth and prone to yellow leaves.

3. Appropriate watering

Asparagus likes a humid environment, has a large demand for water during growth, and has limited drought tolerance. If the soil is dry, it must be watered in time. When watering, the amount of water should be controlled. The soil should be slightly moist, and water accumulation is strictly prohibited. Normally, watering is done once every three or four days. In summer, when the temperature is high, the frequency of watering should be increased. After winter, its growth rate slows down or even stops, so water needs to be properly controlled. In addition, if the climate is dry, you can spray water frequently to increase the humidity.

Asparagus

4. Suitable temperature

Asparagus prefers a warm environment and has poor cold tolerance. The temperature that is conducive to its growth is between 15 and 25°C. Although it has a certain ability to withstand high temperatures, when the temperature in summer is above 34°C for a long time, ventilation must be strengthened and water spraying frequently to help cool down. After winter, the temperature is low, so it must be moved indoors and the temperature must be controlled above 10°C. Otherwise, there will be a risk of frostbite and it will be difficult to survive the winter safely.

5. Apply thin fertilizer frequently

Asparagus consumes more nutrients during the peak growth season. It is best to apply liquid fertilizer once a month, using diluted nitrogen fertilizer, or It can also be combined with watering at the same time. Only with low fertilizer concentration can the nutrients be better absorbed, thereby growing vigorously and avoiding fertilizer damage.

Asparagus


2. Suitable lighting

3. Water appropriately

4. Suitable temperature

5. Apply light fertilizer frequently

Asparagus








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