The four seasons of the bowls often refer to the small and medium types of the flowers, which are small and tender, fragrance, lantern caps, and are extremely adaptive, both in the form of extensive lake and river management and in the form of pottery bottles. So, what's a four-season bowling method
1. Growing environment
The bowl is suitable for growing in a warm, wet and well-silent environment at temperatures of not less than 15°c, or for the development of the bowl, the secondary soil environment is best equipped with organicly fertile clay, with a ph value of around 6. 5。
Time of seeding
A bowl of fruit can be planted four or four seasons a year, because the seed of the bowl has no hibernation period throughout the year, but the temperature is maintained at more than 16°c. In general, if the seed of the bowl is suitable for temperature and light, it takes about 50 to 60 days to sow in spring and 60 to 80 days to sow in autumn。
3. Seed treatment
Before seeding, they are required to be impregnated, but because of the strong shell of the seed, artificial breakthroughs are required before sowing, with a small tipping point on one side and a small dent on the other side, with a small dent in the end of the seed, with a tiger plier or a small hole in the rough concrete floor, but be careful not to wound the embryo or shell, so that the water can penetrate through the small mouth, so that the seed can suck up。
4. Leaching seedlings
Placed in water at a temperature of 20 - 40°c, the immersed packagings are determined by the number of seeds, so that the seeds can be immersed in, and then placed in the room, with a change of water every day for about a week, so that they can germinate from the room to the outside, so that they can be luminous, so that they do not run out of water for about two weeks, and so that the roots and leaves can grow in about two weeks。
5. Management of plantations
First, a 45-75 cm plastic flower basin or a pottery without holes is prepared, half-baskets of chemical-contaminated pond mud or field soil are added to the basin, and then immersed in water about 14 days in advance, keeping in mind that no fertilisation is applied during this period, and then ready for transfer, during which the thin roots of the seedlings of a bowl grow into the mud, with one plant per basin, with an appropriate amount of water added to the plant, which is appropriate for the leaves that do not flood。
6. Daily management
After two to three weeks of planting, when it grows into a boom, when the leaves turn yellow, it is followed by fattening, which can be used to add a small amount of nitrous, potassium and phosphorus compound fattening, with as little weight as possible, and when the bellies prefer to grow in a warm and humid area, so do not place the shade, and when the outdoor temperature is below 16°c, they are prevented from growing, which should be moved to a shed with sunlight。
Since ancient times, the four seasons of the bowl have been precious aquatic flowers in palaces and private family gardens, which are increasingly popular and widely used in modern landscape gardens。
