Thin seagulls are a beautiful sighting plant with unique flowers and graceful branches, and are therefore popular with gardeners. This paper will describe the method of cultivation of the thread seagulls, including site selection, soil preparation, seeding or transplantation, routine care, etc., and provide some attention in the process. The knowledge of the techniques and care to grow the twilight seagulls can help you grow this beautiful plant successfully。
Thin seagulls are a flowering, falling-wireding ornamental plant, which is widely used for the decoration of flower gardens, gardens and gardens. Its beautiful flowers and graceful branches make them the preferred of gardeners. This paper will describe the method of cultivation of the thread seagulls, including site selection, soil preparation, seeding or transplantation, routine care, etc., and provide some attention in the process. By learning the right methods of planting and taking care of things, you can successfully plant twirling seagulls and add beautiful landscapes to your garden。
Location
1. Light conditions: thin seagulls like plenty of sunlight, but can withstand a certain shadow. Select where the light is sufficient to avoid excessive dimness or excessive sunlight。
2. Impact of wind: the plume of the threading seagull is vulnerable to wind swings and selects its safe location to prevent the branches from breaking or damaging。
Soil preparation
Ph: thin seagulls are suitable for growth in neutral to micro-acid soils with ph values from 6. 5 to 7. 5. Soil tests are available before planting and soil alkalinity can be adjusted to the appropriate levels。
Soil texture: thin seagulls are suitable for growth in lax, fertile and well-watered soils. If soil is dense or poorly drained, organic matter may be added or soil structures may be improved。
Iii. Sowning or transplantation
1. Seeding time: threading seagulls tend to sow in the spring or choose to buy seedlings for transplantation. Select the appropriate time to sow or transplant according to local climatic conditions and cultivation habits。
2. Seeding or transplantation: the seeds are spread evenly on the prepared soil and cover a thin layer of soil lightly. If the transplantation of seedlings is chosen, the pits will need to be dug to the appropriate size, the seedlings will be easily transplanted to the pit and the soil will be fixed。
Iv. Daily care
1. Watering: thin seagulls are humidly growing environments but do not withstand water accumulation. Keep the soil moist, but avoid over-watering, leading to root decay. Increased frequency of watering during dry seasons and care to avoid flowers and leaves。
Fertilization: thin seagulls require adequate nutritional supplies. An organic or decomposition fertilizer can be selected for fertilization, once a season. Be careful not to overuse fertilizer to burn the roots。
3. Cuts: the branches of the twigs are prone to collapse and need to be trimmed regularly in order to maintain a well-balanced position. Cuts are performed during the winter hibernation period or at the end of the flowering period, and dry, bending or crossing branches are trimmed。
4. Pest and pest control: thinfish is vulnerable to aphids, mites and fungi. Plantation is regularly checked and, if pests and pests are detected, appropriate insecticides or microbicides can be used to combat them。
5. Support and fixation: as a result of the fall of the branches of the twig, support and fixation are needed at the appropriate time to prevent the branches from breaking or tilting. Fixed branches may be used such as stubbles, wooden poles or ropes。
6. Winter protection: twilight seagulls are sensitive to cold climates, especially young plants. In cold winters, plantations can be protected by coverings or mobile containers to protect against freezing。
7. Plumb management: given the long-term life of the buds in the previous year, care must be taken to protect them from overcuting or injury。
Conclusions
Thin seagulls are a beautiful sighting plant with relatively simple methods of planting and caring. The selection of suitable locations and soils, the rational sowing or transplantation, regular watering, fertilization, cutting and pest control can be successful in the planting of twirling seagulls and the appreciation of their unique flowers and elegant branches. However, in the process of planting, attention needs to be paid to the issues of light, wind, water fertilizer management and winter protection to ensure the healthy growth and visual effects of the glare。
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