[customs question]: when is the best seed growing?
[right answer]: the seeding of flying swallows is spread in spring and autumn, and in different regions and provinces the planting time is not fixed。
In the north, for example, it was broadcast from late august to early autumn in early september, with seedlings in the open, cold beds or cold rooms before winter, warmed up in the spring and planted in spring; and most of the south opted for early spring live broadcasts。
Depending on the local climate, temperature and so forth, we are not allowed to use hard webs of some flying swallow seed planting methods, times and, if this is difficult to determine, call us。
1. Selection of planting grounds: flying savannahs are born on hill slopes, grasslands, fixed dunes, etc., which are less demanding for soil and are suitable for growth in deep, fertilized and humid acid sand soils。
Swallows are good for sunlight, they are a little obscenity, they can live in half-vagina in the long run, but they require plenty of sunlight to spend。
2. Temperature maintenance: it is more cold-tolerant, has no heat for the summer, suitable for a wet and cool environment, with a gestation temperature of about 15 degrees, with long-lived temperatures of 20-25 degrees during the day and 3-15 degrees at night。
3. Watering: water for flying swallows must be wet in the middle of the dry season, extra water for the bouquets must be watered, and soil can be wet for longer periods, but everything should be measured and no water should be formed to prevent the roots from rotting。
Fertilizer: once a month for long-term fertilisation of fly swallow grass and 2-3 extra phosphorus and potassium fertilisation before flowers; 1-3 per month fertilisation of cake water based on the growth of fly swallows。
5. Prevention and control of pests and diseases: flying swallows are highly resistant to disease and pests and are generally non-existent, but they are also unavoidable。
In the event of a disease in flyy saplings, the strain should be removed in a timely manner, burned in a centralized manner and treated with 50 per cent of the diluted 50 per cent of the methyl tobuzin humid powder。
Aphids and night moths are common pests in flying herbs, which are sprayed with 10 per cent of the 2 000-fold dilution cream。
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