Catalogue of conservation examples of conservation care in conservation of basic knowledge conservation techniques
Conservation basics01
Select a healthy, disease-free young leaf seedling and avoid choosing an ill-growing or infested basin view. The health tree attitude basin chooses the view of the tree, the distribution of branches is evenly distributed and the view of nature is more valuable. Depending on the size and style of the swarm view, the appropriate basin is selected, which may be ceramic, purple or wooden. The choice of the 030201 basin
The bright light of the small leaves should be placed in a well-ventilated place, but not in the form of strong sunlight. The light is kept at an appropriate temperature, with a suitable growth temperature of 20-30 °c for small foliages, which can lead to freezing. The temperature is placed in an environment of moderate humidity, avoiding over-drying or dampness, and keeping the pelvis wet. The location of the wet basin view
The watering frequency of the basin is based on seasonal and climate change, with a rational allocation of water, with more water being poured in spring and summer, and less water in autumn and winter. The method of watering is slow and permeable, avoiding semi-cut or overwatering, and avoiding damage to the soil or roots of the basin. Water quality is used for clean, non-polluted water sources and water containing salinity or impurities is avoided。
Conservation techniques02
In spring and summer, the growth of the small swarm view requires a large amount of nutrients, which should be fertilized every half month. When winter goes into hibernation, fertilization should be reduced so as not to impose a burden on the roots. Vegetable herring, but the fertilizer should be predominantly organic, such as decomposed animal faeces or plant residues. Avoid the use of chemical fertilizers to avoid damage to soil sheeting and roots. Fertilizer management chooses the timing
Cutting should take place over a long period of time, when the branches are soft and easy to shape. Cuts are done to remove flowers and leaves in time to keep the view of the basin clean. Cutting should be done in such a way as to preserve the beautiful shape of the swarm view by cutting it, interlocking it, infirmity, etc. Cutting is done lightly to avoid damage to branches and leaves. Decoration
Prevention should be the main focus of pest and disease control, with a view to maintaining environmental hygiene in the basin scenes and regularly spraying microbicides and insecticides. At the same time, rational fertilization is needed to increase the resistance of the basin view. Prevention measures should be taken in a timely manner when pests and diseases are detected. For diseases, the option is to spray with specific microbicides; for pests, the option is to treat with low-toxic and high-efficiency insecticides. Treatment should be carried out strictly in accordance with the medical specifications, so as to avoid causing medical hazards and environmental pollution. Treatment of pests and diseases
Conservation attention03
The concluding remarks of the young foliage basin need to avoid excessive sunstorms and frost to avoid yellow leaves and thawing. A detailed description should be given of the basins that should be placed in a cooler, cooler place during the summer high temperature period to avoid direct sunlight. During the winter cold, the basin should be moved into the room to maintain temperatures above 10°c to avoid exposure to frost. Prevention of tan and frost
The swarm view requires appropriate air moisture to keep the leaves green and reduce the incidence of pests and diseases. In the dry season, the concluding remarks should be regularly sprayed with water from the basin view to increase air moisture. During the wet season, attention should be paid to ventilation and to avoiding the root causes of decay resulting from the accumulation of water in the basin. Detail control of air moisture
The preservation of the pyrotechnic wrapping phrases requires a well-ventilated pelvis for root growth and the prevention of root decay. Detailed descriptions of the configuration of the basins should include the selection of well-ventilated materials, such as pearl rock, leechite, etc. At the same time, the soil should be pine on a regular basis in order to keep the soil loose so as to facilitate the breathing of the roots. When water is watered, care should be taken to avoid the accumulation of water in the basin。
Conservation case sharing04
Add here 17 words of your text to add 16 words of your text to add 16 words of your text to add 16 words of your text to add 16 words of your text to add 16 words of your text to add 16 words of your text experience i words of your text: rational watering of a young leaf swarm basin needs to maintain a wet soil environment, but also to avoid overwatering. It is recommended that soil moisture be monitored using soil moisture meters, which are wet but not wet. Empirical ii: appropriate fertilization is required in order to maintain healthy growth in the small foliage basin. Fertilizers specially designed for basin-view plants are recommended for appropriate application in accordance with the fertilizer instructions. Empirical iii: properly trimmed and properly trimmed can help to maintain the beautiful shape of the plume. Cuts are mainly carried out on a long-term basis, mainly to remove weak, sick and irregular branches. Conservation experience-sharing
Question one: how to deal with yellow leaves? If yellow leaves from the small swarms are found, they may be due to water shortages or excessive fertilizer. Soil moisture and fertilization needs to be checked and adjusted accordingly. Question two: how to combat pests and diseases? Insects and pests are a common problem in the conservation of small-leaf herring basins. It is recommended that basin scenes be regularly checked and that pests and pests be identified for timely response, such as biological or chemical control. Question three: how can the basin view grow better? In order to improve the growth of the small foliage basin view, adequate light, appropriate soil moisture and fertilizers, and a good ventilation environment are required. Conservation answer
Conservation effects show that healthy and well-growing basins are properly preserved, and that young euphemisms can show healthy and flourishing growth, bright leaves and strong branches. Demonstration ii: a beautiful basin view shows three: if the long-term conservation basin view is properly conserved over the long term, the small leaf swarm view can live a long life and maintain good growth and value. Through rational trimping and conservation, the small foliage can form a beautiful tree and have a high value。
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