In recent years, a growing number of families have accepted this productive and enjoyable plant, and many friends who love flowers have chosen to raise a bowl or two out of their worship of the value of their production. But many of them have also discovered some problems in farming。
The cultivation of quartz is fundamentally different from that of the normal flower farming, firstly, in the selection of the breeding matrix, and secondly, the overall demand for the growing environment is high, and it is difficult to grow a pebble pelvis plant without the ability to grow it as small as flowers. So, what are the farming concerns of the quartz
The selection of the culture matrix is fundamental
The cultivation of quarries is generally carried out by the selection of such matrices as barks, wood crumbs, moss and stones, and when the soil is used to raise quarries, the roots of the water tend to accumulate. Even if they do not rot, they will be in a long period of growth stagnation, with long leaves yellowing, drying and falling. Therefore, raising a boulder requires a very well-drained, ventilated matrix that can find some pine bark or some scrap of wood left over from the mill, mixed with small stones。
Appropriate light and temperature
The plume is a radiant plant with the best growth temperature of 15-30°c. In a strong light environment, the leaves of the quartz are burned, high temperatures lead to faster water evaporation of the quartz, the matrix is rapidly drying up, and if additional water is not available in time, the quartz can dry up. At low temperatures, the thaw can be frozen and lead to rotting roots, rotters, yellow leaves, etc. Therefore, keeping quartz in the best temperature range and half-shadow conservation is a necessary condition for growth。
Water needs to be kept adequate
The environment in which quartz grows needs to be sufficiently hydrogenic, the water in the general culture matrix needs to be above five-minute humidity and the air is best kept at 70-80 per cent. The root and growth matrix of the rock plume determines its water intake, while many of the leaves and stem water are extracted from air. That's why we need more spray, more water. In summer, water is usually watered once, 5-7 days in spring and autumn and 10 days in winter. The supplementation of air moisture, whether in autumn or autumn or winter, needs to be sustained by 70 per cent per day, as long as it is not a rainy and humid season。
Improved air quality
Stoned platinum is also a plant that needs nutrients, and periodic fertilization can facilitate its own photocosynthesis, as well as the growth of leaf stasis, which can be more readily absorbed by plants. Ventilation is an effective way of maintaining good air quality, with improved air quality, which naturally reduces the disease of the quartz and increases the strength of the plant。
