Overview of persia
Persia, also known as autumn, is an english herbs plant. It originated in mexico and is now widely cultivated in the north and south of china。
Persia is big, up to 2 meters. Its flowers are rich in colour, white, purple, pink, yellow, etc. The curvature is long, the head is single, and the leaves are split deep. The total blades have a double layer of internal and external, a shallow green cape in the outer layer, and an elliptical membrane in the inner layer. The tongues of the gills are mostly elliptical, with 3 - 5 blunt teeth, mostly purple, pink, white; the tubings are mostly yellow and the top is cylindrical。
Persia is extremely valuable. It is often used for the greening and beautification of public places such as parks, gardens, roads, etc. The variety is more colourful and colourful, giving a comfortable visual effect. For example, in some tourist attractions, large areas of persian daisies bloom as if they were in the flowers, attracting a large number of tourists to view them. In the north, the flowering period may be relatively short, but it may also be repeated several times a year, up to a maximum of three times; in the south, it may take up to a month, usually twice a year. Normally, in march, the pussies planted will bloom in june, and the flowers will be about a month. The period varies according to the environment and temperature. In short, persian daisies are very popular with their beautiful appearance and high value。
Best seeding time
(i) spring seeding advantages
Persia has many advantages in seeding in spring. Generally, the spring climate is warmer, warmer, sunlight is abundant, but not strong, and is well suited to the growth and growth of the persian daisy seeds. After planting in the early springs, as temperatures continue to rise and rain warms, the persian daisies can grow rapidly. Usually in may of that year, the persian daisies will bloom out of flowers. The colours of its flowers, white, purple, pink, yellow, etc., add a bright colour to the spring. Moreover, after planting in the spring, persia can bloom twice a year. For the first time, from may to august, the flowers were long, abundant and extremely valuable. After the autumn, the persian daisies will bloom again, until the frost falls, and they will create a beautiful and sustainable landscape。
(ii) comparison of seeding at other times
By contrast, the situation is different if a persian curry is planted in august. Although the temperature in august may still be appropriate in some areas, it is at this point that the plant will not bloom until october. At that time, the fall had been reached, the temperature had been gradually reduced and the light time had been reduced. This makes the persian daisies grow relatively slowly, and the plant is smaller. Moreover, due to the limitations of temperature and light conditions, the size and colour of the flowers may not be as bright as the persian daisies planted in the spring, and their value may not be high. For example, in some areas of the north, the august seeding of persian chrysanthemums may grow badly due to the rapid decline in temperature and the relatively short period of time. In some areas of the south where temperature changes are smaller or where the geographical location is more southward, the culinary chrysanthemum planted in august, though likely to bloom, may also be affected by the flowering period, which may be about one to two months, with relatively small flowers. So, in combination, the persian chrysanthemum seeding in the spring is the best option to achieve better growth and value appreciation。
Iii. Solution methodology
(i) seed treatment
Preferably, seeds should be treated before planting persia in order to increase the growth rate. Seeds can be immersed in warm water for about half an hour and then collected in wet paper towels, which can be sprung in warmth. Seeding is done when the seeds are white, which will significantly increase the seed's growth rate and alignment。
(ii) soil preparation
Persia is suitable for growth in fertile estration and well-watered soils. A nursery basin with a depth of 5 - 7 cm could be prepared, containing loosely ventilated peat soil, and some sand could be mixed to increase soil aerobicity. Some decomposed organic fertilizers can also be applied in the soil, increasing soil fertility and promoting plant growth。
(iii) operations
Seeding: spreading the persian chrysanthemum seeds evenly on the soil surface and not deep in order not to affect the growth of gerries。
2. Land cover: once the seeds have been distributed, light soil cover will be required. The thickness of the cover is approximately twice that of the seed, usually around 1 cm. This would prevent the seeds from being washed away when water is poured, while at the same time contributing to the seed sprouts。
3. Watering: when seeding is complete, water will be used to water and the soil will be wet, but not too much to prevent the seed from decomposition. Freshly planted persian daisies can be sprayed in the form of spraying to prevent the seeds from being washed out. Before seed sprouts, it is ensured that the sowing soil is humid and watered once a day to ensure that the soil surface remains humid. After seed sprouts, water is poured around every three to five days, not too frequently, but only to ensure that the soil environment is wet. It would be preferable to water in the morning or evening so as to avoid watering in the middle of the sun at noon or afternoon。
In short, the right seeding can increase the growth rate and quality of persian daisies, allowing us to appreciate the beautiful persian daisies。
Iv. Last containment
(i) temperature control
It's best to keep the temperature at about 15 degrees centigrade after the persian chrysanthemum seeding. Within this temperature range, seeds can germinate quickly. Generally, seeds begin to germinate in less than a week or so. According to relevant research data, the sprout rate of the persian daisy seeds can be as high as 80% when temperature is around 15°c. So, after seeding, we have to pay close attention to ambient temperatures to ensure that they are within the range appropriate for the chrysanthemum。
(ii) light management
When the persia is bulging, it should be moved to a place where the light is good, but where it is avoided. The light environment can be chosen to adapt slowly to the light. Persia is happy with the sun, and sufficient light can contribute to its growth and flowering. However, in the early stages of the gestation, the seedlings are vulnerable and may be harmed by direct exposure. For example, direct exposure of the burgeoning persian daisy to the strong summer light may result in burning of the young leaves and affect their subsequent growth. Thus, giving appropriate light can satisfy their need for light while protecting seedlings。
(iii) reasonable water weight
In the growth of persian daisies, rational watering and fertilization are essential. Possy juice, but it's a waste of water. In general, water can be ploughed on the basis of the damp conditions of the soil after the gestation. After seed sprouts, water is poured around every three to five days, not too frequently, but only to ensure that the soil environment is wet. It would be preferable to water in the morning or evening so as to avoid watering in the middle of the sun at noon or afternoon. At the same time, the persian daisies are less demanding for fat water, and excessive fertilization may harm the roots. During later growth, broaching promotes flowering. Carcinating increases the growth branch, and the more branches, the more flowers. For example, when the persian daisy grows to a certain height, multiple choreographs can make the strain more full and flower more abundant。
