Seedling management of cyclamen

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The most important management measure for cyclamen in the seedling stage is disease prevention. During planting, it needs to be watered thoroughly and coordinated with spraying, and sterilization spraying is carried out once a week. After planting, the greenhouse temperature can be controlled at around 20°C. After slowing down the seedlings, the temperature adaptation range of the seedlings increases and can be controlled at 15°C to 28°C. Insect-proof nets should be installed on the windows of the greenhouse, and insecticides should be sprayed on the greenhouse and surrounding environment regularly.

The most important management measure for cyclamen in the seedling stage is disease prevention. As long as this is taken care of, subsequent production will be easier. When planting cyclamen, it needs to be thoroughly watered and sprayed together. Since pathogens such as Fusarium have a long incubation period, and cyclamen is particularly susceptible to infection, fungicidal spraying should be carried out once a week after colonization.

After planting, open windows in the greenhouse Insect-proof nets are installed everywhere and yellow boards are hung in the greenhouse to strengthen monitoring of thrips, aphids and mites to prevent large-scale insect pests. Regularly spray pesticides on the greenhouse and surrounding environment to provide effective drug control of pests. The prevention and control of diseases should start with environmental control, regulate the environmental conditions in the greenhouse, and regularly spray broad-spectrum fungicides for drug control. To choose commonly used insecticides and fungicides for cyclamen, the concentration should be determined based on the content of the active ingredients of the pesticide and the instructions for use, and they should be used alternately to prevent the plants from developing resistance. For drugs that have not been used on cyclamen, small-scale trials should be conducted before large-scale use to prevent phytotoxicity.

After planting, the greenhouse temperature can be controlled at Around 20°C, the temperature adaptation range of seedlings increases after slowing down and can be controlled between 15°C and 28°C. During this period, the temperature difference between day and night can be maximized within a suitable temperature range to promote the growth of seedling bulbs, cultivate strong seedlings, and apply corresponding fertilizers according to the growth conditions of the root system and bulbs of cyclamen seedlings.

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