The chicken crown flower is a very common viewing flower that is popular with its unique color and beauty. As an easy-growing and valuable plant, chicken crown flowers are favoured by a wide range of horticultural enthusiasts. So how do we grow and conserve chicken crown flowers right? Let's discuss how they are grown。
Select the appropriate species
Chicken crown flowers have many varieties and are selected according to their own planting environment and preferences. Common chicken coronary varieties are: american coronary, chinese coronary, dwarf coronary, etc. The growth habits and visual characteristics of different varieties also vary, and choices are weighed against their own conditions。
Seeding and breeding
The planting time for chicken crowns is usually in the spring, with the option of march-may. Seeds can be planted with seeds or seedlings, and the following needs to be noted:
If a seedling is selected, it can be purchased in april-may, and the root is intact and does not damage the root。
Plantation and conservation
Chicken crown flowers prefer to grow in a well-ventilated and well-soiled environment, and it is important to choose the right place to grow them. During planting, the option is to grow in a garden, balcony or courtyard。
When planted, the planting is carried out by excavating caves of the appropriate size, moving the tree into it and gently pressing the surrounding soil with the hand so that it is closely aligned with the roots. After water is poured, appropriate shades can be provided for 1-2 weeks, pending the gradual reduction of shades as the trees adapt to the environment。
In growing up, attention is drawn to the following conservation measures:
Pest control
Chicken crown flowers, though relatively simple to grow, may also suffer from common pests, such as folicosis
