General description of #01 da lixie
Dalai flowers, dubbed "david flowers", in the form of large roots and melons, are in many places well-loved and even compassionately called "melons". Such flowers are not only gorgeous but also extremely colourful. They cover a wide variety of colours, including red, yellow, orange, purple and white, and are the largest in the world, with 30,000 species。
Under appropriate temperature conditions, the flowering period can extend from may to mid-november for up to six months. They vary in shape, including spherical, chrysanthemum, police and decorative. More importantly, the conservation of dalai flowers is relatively simple, resistant to pests and diseases, easy to manage and relatively easy to reproduce。
72. Cultivation and management of large flowers
The conservation of the dalits is quite simple. Usually, between march and april of each year, conservation can begin easily by placing the plume of the flower, in the form of a melon-like root, in the soil。
[soil configuration]
In order to ensure the healthy growth of the flower, its soil environment is crucial. The fragrance of the daffodils requires a plentiful soil, with a mixing ratio of 4:3:2:1 for garden land, foliage, coarse sand and organic fertilizers. What it needs is a defusing, well drained and fertile soil. It is recommended that lands, leaves, sand and organic fertilizers be configured at a ratio of 4:3:1 so that the soil can provide the necessary conditions for the growth of the bouquet, while avoiding the use of less gaseous and compact soils。
Watering instructions
The flowers grow rapidly during their growing years and therefore require relatively large amounts of water. A large amount of moisture is required during the growth period, but the principle of “dry-and-wet” is to avoid water accumulation. It prefers a wet environment, but at the same time it is not impregnated by water, as the roots of meat are perishable under water-stubling conditions. Therefore, watering the dalai flower should ensure that the soil is slightly wet and unwatered, and be based on the “dry-wetting” principle。
Fertilizer method
Every 10 to 15 days after planting a flower shall be followed up with thin liquid fertilizer. Regular application of thin liquid fertilizers, increased phosphorus potassium fertilizers after the drop-in and avoidance of fertilization in high-temperature weather. When fertilizing every 7 to 10 days after planting the plant, the main focus should be on potassium phosphate. Once the buds are coloured, fertilizer should stop. At the same time, fertilization should be avoided at high temperatures。
Temperature control
The most appropriate growth temperature ranges from 10 to 30 °c. Appropriate temperatures range from 10°c to 30°c, high temperatures need to be shaded and winters need to be moved to indoor preservation. When temperatures exceed 30°c, the growth rate of the lilies slows, and measures should be taken to shade cooling and ensure continuous water. In the winter, the northern region can dig out the balls and move them to the interior after the flowers are wracking and leaves are dying, so that they can be replanted in the spring. For areas of the south where there is no apparent frost, the flowers can spend the winter directly in situ. If the plant is chosen to grow the flower, it should be placed at above 0°c to ensure a safe winter。
[light needs]
The darlin' flower prefers to light up the environment. Sufficient light is required at least six hours a day, and appropriate shades are required during periods of seedling and summer heat. There is a need for adequate sunlight during growing up, which should be at least six hours or more per day, in order to ensure that it is robust and that its flowers reach a large and full state. It should be noted, however, that in the period of precipice and summer heat, it should be properly covered to prevent sunburning。
It's amazing how a small “breadling flower” can produce such beautiful flowers! Each one is so delicate, as if it were a vast collection of finely woven nature。
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