Brief: the dutch chrysanthemum is a multi-year grass roots flower, classified into the chrysanthemum, and is now widely cultivated in temperate areas of the northern hemisphere. Due to the extreme nature of the climate in the primary environment, more adaptive life capacity is created. The main distribution of natural flowering periods was in the months of july to october, becoming a more typical type of autumn flower, with longer periods in warm areas。
The dutch chrysanthemums are rich in colour, and are more common in purple, blue purple, white and so on. Among them, the coolies love romantic, elegant blue purple colours; and the corner of the room, which is the most beautiful view of the house when the flowers bloom, has a better adornment。
Once upon a time, many of their friends believed in naoko and spoke about, inter alia, the fact that “even the dutch daisies placed in the pots in their homes cannot be a remarkable view”. It's not that it's colorless, but it's the reason for the low number of cultivations. Today, naoko shares how she breeds dutch chrysanthemums in separate strains. It can reduce spending on the economy and have a plethora of flowers。
I. The concept of abdominal reproduction in the netherlands
What is the concept of a dutch chrysanthemum, which is not very different from that of other flowers, can be said to be a familiar topic, but it still needs to be analysed in order to gain a better understanding of what is a dutch chrysanthemum。
One of the most common forms of sexless reproduction is “several reproduction” of the dutch pristine strain, which separates the sprouts of the subterranean truncheons and plants them in a growing soil and, after careful conservation cultivation, becomes a plant with independent roots and growth capabilities, which is the concept of dutch pristine reproduction。
Ii. Reasons for the reproduction of the dutch aryra, and advantages and disadvantages
Reasons for the reproduction of the dutch pyrethroids: the reasons for the reproduction of the dutch pyrethroids are derived mainly from the following two main points: 1 is a multi-year grass-roots flower with a life expectancy of more than two years; and 2 underground runners are growing sprouts, with conditions for separate reproduction
The benefits of the dutch chrysanthemum strains: dutch chrysanthemums can be grown in three ways: by adhesives, strains, seeding, etc., so why should the korean choose to separate? The simple reason is that there are better reproductive advantages, such as the original growth advantage of a mother's plant, and an increase in the productivity of reproduction and the timing of seedlings。
The disadvantages of the dutch pyrethroids: there is no perfect form of reproduction, and so does the dutch pyrethroids. If the faults are not known before the separation, then the whole process will be terminated or the ability to regenerate sprouts will be reduced. Rhoko felt that the harm of separate breeding was due to the infection of the wounds at the time of division, which in severe cases caused the mother to die of atrophy; therefore, we needed disinfection prevention measures and spraying with disinfectant fluid。
Iii. Specific operating procedures for the reproduction of pyrethroids in the netherlands
1. Seasonal selection: the dutch aryra is produced in the north american zone and is often cultivated in temperate areas of the northern hemisphere, growing at temperatures ranging from 15 to 28°c. Winter temperatures do not cause them to freeze, and the north can set up outdoor maintenance; summer temperatures do not go into hibernation and increase environmental moisture conservation. If the two seasons of summer and winter are chosen to reproduce in separate strains, there will be poor growth of the mother plant and acupuncture, as this is not the growth phase。
Seasonal recommendations: the breeding of dutch chrysanthemum in separate strains must be carried out at the planting stage in order to increase the regenerative capacity of the sprouts. Naoko suggested that the choice of spring-spreading plants could be used to use warm and humid climates to boost growth and germinate, thereby increasing the productivity of reproduction. (spring rain, bacteria causing infection; when the weather is clear and the sun is bright, the chance of bacteria getting infected can be reduced)
2. Soils, flower basin choices: the sprouts need to depend on soil growth and are the soul of the breeders. Dutch aryra is not very demanding for soil, as long as it is abated. The use of compacted soils, as well as inhaled flower basins, results in soil being too wet to breathe, leading to reproductive failure。
Soils, flower basins are recommended: the need to breed dutch daisies in separate strains must be met by the use of abated soil and a flower basin with a high capacity for drainage. Riko felt that the soil used mixed soil, such as three pieces of corrosive soil and two pieces of coarse sand, and that the flower basin used plastic flower basins to artificially increase drainage holes. A loose soil, with a poignant flower basin, ensures normal root growth and breathing. (maintenance of tiles below the bottom before soil enters the flower basin to avoid soil erosion)
3. Choice of mother strains: the production of dutch aryra in separate strains is more demanding for mother strains. If the choice is not made without new growth, infestation, and poor growth, there is a situation in which the separation of strains is not possible and the reproduction is low。
The mother strain suggests that the breeding of the dutch aryra should be carried out by a plant that is still growing and is free of insect infection, in order to obtain more sprouts and to ensure that each sprouts is alive, in order to increase the survival rate of the sprouts。
4: after completing the three above steps, we need to remove the root of the mother. If no treatment is carried out prior to release, the larger tissue of the roots is harmed, thereby harming the life capacity of the mother strain and reducing the regenerative capacity of the sprouts, as the soil is in a state of tightness to the root when it is dry。
The debatable proposal: before the production of the dutch aryra in separate strains and the removal of the root of the mother plant, it is essential to conduct operations to promote soil laxity so that the soil can leave the root itself and reduce the harm to the root during extraction. Naoko suggested, first, to stop watering a week in advance; secondly, to use both hands to tap the flower basin; and finally, to use fingers to push the roots out of the bottom of the flowerpot。
5. Root-washing: a part of the soil is adhesive to a long-planted chrystal in the netherlands. If the soil is not washed, it is difficult to separate the sprouts or to damage the tissue of the mother roots。
The rooting proposal: before the chrysanthemum sprouts are separated, it is important to perform root-cleaning operations in order to have a clearer view of the ageing, decaying tissue and the location of the sprouts. As a result of the washing, there is more moisture on the root, as it needs to be dryed in a chilly ventilated position in order to be able to conduct the separation sprouts。
6. Shearing, separation: seeing the drying of the roots of the dutch chrysanthemum makes it possible to trim and separate. If there are too many tissues to separate the sprouts, the life capacity of the mother will be compromised; if there are too few tissues to separate sprouts, the regenerative capacity to reproduce will be reduced。
Hearing, separation proposal: when the dutch chrysanthemum sprouts are separated, it is necessary to find a location in order to separate them in order to ensure the health and integrity of the mother plant. Naoko suggested separating sprouts above 3 cm while ensuring that the position of separation was in sprouts。
Decontamination: there are a large number of wounds in dutch pyres, which have been treated in many ways, and in the sprouts that have been separated. If not disinfected before planting into the soil, bacteria and insects are easily infected。
Disinfection advice: after separation operations, the mother strain of the dutch chrysanthemum and the sprouts need to be sterilized in order to reduce the probability of bacterial infection. Naoko suggested spraying with a multibacterium elixir with 1,000 times more clean water, drying in a coldly ventilated position and inserting it into soil cultivation。
Iv. How can conservation in the netherlands lead to the growth of roots and higher survival rates
Many friends felt that the sprouts of a dutch chrysanthemum had been planted in the soil and had completed the whole breeding operation. If normal conservation management is carried out immediately, there will be death from acupuncture. Because of the fragility of life after separation and the reduced resistance。
1. Light: dutch chrysanthemum prefers a well-soiled environment, and if the newly separated sprouts are placed in a strong light for conservation, they are prone to new sprouts. Naoko suggested planting shades of sunlight within a week, and then gradually moving to a softly-lighted position, such as a southward balcony。
2 water: dutch aryra prefers a wet growing environment, while dry soils can sustain life. If excessive water conservation is carried out on the newly separated sprouts, there will be root decay. Naoko suggested that, when the soil was inserted into the plant, a perforation was carried out, and that later the soil was seen dry and then watered, so that the frequency of watering could not be increased until the sprouts reached normal growth, but the soil was too wet。
Fertilizers: dutch aristocrats prefer a fertile soil environment and grow in poor soils. If fertilisation is applied to the newly separated sprouts, root burns occur. Because of their weak life capacity, they are unable to absorb nutrients in the soil in a timely manner. As a result, fertilization conservation was not possible during the pre-planting period, and it would have to wait until new roots were born before conservation could be carried out using the precipitous confection water, one month between spring and autumn。
In conclusion, life is too monotonous? It is then possible to try to plant more dutch chrysanthemums, so that, when the flowers are so full, the beauty of life can be felt and the stress can be eased. In addition, the breeding of pyrethroids by dividing them into separate strains can not only increase the number of strains, but also boost the growth of the mother strain, with the best condition being a three-year interval。
