When it comes to flowers blooming in the winter, many of them can say a bunch of them, like tea flowers, long-lived flowers, gents, etc., can bloom in nine cold days, but they need to be kept within the right range, not too low, or they can freeze their plants. The flower, like lame, is more “unusual” in their face, and the colder it becomes, the more beautiful it is, the more intoxicated it is, and the flower can last from winter to spring, and at these points the gentleman will be behind it。
There are many varieties, different varieties and different colours, of which the yellow heart is the favorite. It is easy to maintain that lame can plant either a plant or a plant, whether a plant or a plant。
The soil must be loose, not too hard
The requirements of the soil are not very strict, but if its roots are to grow well, it would be preferable to plant some of the more lax and drained soils. It can be mixed with a garden, two foliages and a sandy sand, adding organic fertilizers, such as decomposed chicken dung, goat dung, etc., to increase soil nutrient content, so that the formulated soil is both fertile and permeable and very favourable for the growth and flowering of the lame. Of course, in addition to the above-mentioned soil formulation, it can be prepared on the basis of the next-hand material, provided that the soil can be adapted to the soil characteristics of lame。
It's more drought-resistant. Don't pour too much water
The old saying “dry and dry leaves” means that rhamé is more drought-resistant, and watering rhamei is based on the principle of no wetness until the soil is dried up, so that it is not too heavy when water is poured, or it is easy to decompose the roots of the ramey. The high summer temperatures allow for an appropriate increase in the amount of water being poured, but the soil should not be allowed to accumulate, and water should be used in the midday period during the winter and not too cold. In this area, it is relatively economical to plant rhamei, like the one i planted in my family's yard, which i barely watered, still grows better and blooms more。
It's not too much nitrogen
Lame doesn't like fat and fat, and it's better to apply some mild fertilizer, not to rely too much on nitrogen, which is too much to do with its flowering. Some organic fertilizers are added to the soil after the basin is turned over to ensure sufficient bottom fertility, and additional phosphorus fertilizers can be applied in the run-up to the flower, promoting thawing and improving flower quality. After flowering, common nutrients can be applied every other month to help rame recover strength, with less weight and more weight per application, otherwise it will be easy to accumulate excess manure piles at the root, “bummed” roots, and to lose the vitality of rame。
There's no need to cover the light
The need for light is high, and the longer the light, the better, even if it does not need to be covered in the heat of summer, can normally be placed on the south side of the balcony or by the window of the sun, ensuring that the light is not less than six hours per day. If it was planted in the same year, it would be best not to put it under the sun for long periods of time, otherwise it would be easier to burn the leaves, or if the temperature exceeded 35 degrees, it would be necessary to shield the light with some sunshield. In addition to this, some trimmed, long, weak and sick branches must be cut to avoid excessive nutrient consumption and better growth of the whole plant。
It's very cold. It's not cold
Rhamé is very resistant to temperatures of less than a dozen degrees, and there is nothing wrong with safe winter. It is important to note that rhame, despite the cold, is not able to withstand the cold wind, so it is best to keep it safe from the wind in winter. It is also a disadvantage for pelvic plumes to plant them on the ground that they contain less soil, that the roots are slightly less resistant to freezing than to planting plumes, and that they can be moved back to the northern part of the country at around zero degrees if they want to make them more flowering。
Some people tend to think that rhamé is cold, so they prefer to migrate during the winter, which is very wrong. The winter typhoon stings the bones, with the risk of freezing the newly cultivated and less dynamic rame, and the best time for transfer is before the spring sprouts, at which time the planting of the small seedling can make it work better。
It's a little bit “unusual” compared to the other flowers, which basically don't need temperature protection, and the lower the temperature, the more beautiful it is, the better it is than the man or woman who blooms in the winter. Conservation of rame is also simple, and as long as it is managed in a manner that is compatible with its growth habits, there will be no major problems, especially in the case of new-hand flower friends. So beautiful, rami, are you moved? Let's get to it。
