And when we're raising the longevity flower, sometimes it's not enough to water, manage it, and plant it with its roots and yellow leaves, and it's been hard for six months without seeing how many branches it's lengthed out, and it's just getting worse and worse。
In fact, the long-lived flowers are well-fed and can't explode year after year, and in many cases they are not water-fed and fertilized alone. Once the earth is not right, it will be hard for us to make a difference, so that we may take care of it。
As the saying goes, “flowing roots first”, the correct understanding is that only when the roots of a plant grow healthy can its crown be grown strong; and the roots of a system of good and bad are mostly the fruits of the soil. In particular, long-lived plaster plants, the roots of which are extremely demanding of the air, with a slight loss of strength, have sustained a plant。
Now that we're having long-lived flowers, the probability is that people are aware of the damage caused by the lands, so very few people make such a low-level mistake of planting them on pure lands. But it's not that we don't make similar mistakes, like planting with pure peat or pure nutrients。
However, it is difficult to control the dry and wet cycle if seedlings are grown。
One is, it's hard to empty the water for a short time, to breed bacteria, to lead to black corruption. Second, large amounts of moisture would crowd out the air inside the soil, preventing the roots from breathing and suffocating. Longer life, in particular, is one of the most convenient plants. So, the core principle of soiling long-lived flowers is one word: twilight
The simplest way to do this is to go to the market and buy ready-made nutrients for the meat plant. The earth usually contains a large amount of granular plantings, such as volcanic and wheat-rice stones, which are extremely ventilated and drained, and which are perfectly compatible with the long-lived habit of flooding, with little error。
Of course, if you like to do it, you can also base it on four foliages, plus two that can stabilize the roots and prevent the fall-out of the garden, and three that can go through the pelvis, like granulate pearl rock, river sand or cylindrical stone, at most, by adding one piece of decomposed goat dung, bone powder to the base of fat root。
Of course it's not absolute. The percentage of particles can be increased to 40-50 per cent if their environmental position is more humid; similarly, if their environmental location is dry, an appropriate addition can be made to soft plants such as peat protection。
The point is: longevity flowers are not absolute alpine plants, they prefer micro-acid-neutral soil environments, or a matrix containing calcium, so that a small piece of grass-grain or crushed egg-shell powder is added to planting the soil, not only to adapt to its growth habits, but also to make its stem thicker and less volatile
Every time we change basins for soil, we sometimes find it a little wasteful to leave the old soil, often reused. It is difficult to judge by the appearance of long-lived flowers during their growth, when the roots of the secretions alter some of the molecular structures of the soil。
As small-scale family breeding, soil use is not too large, it is not necessary to be prudent during the period of caution, and it is not necessary for the eggs left in the old soil to endanger the plant once again; it is desirable to mix some of the new soil, which would be more beneficial for the plant to grow later。
Usually, there's some moisture in the long-lived fields, that's what we used to say: the size of the group, the size of the loose. In this way, water will not immediately be watered and the roots of the injuries will be given a buffer recovery time, which will be more conducive to its survival。
In short, in order to keep the long-lived flowers alive and to keep them in the pots, the core needs to pay attention to the ablution and well-drained soil used for planting. It can be done with any of the above earth formulas, with rational watering and fertilization, without unexploited long-lived flowers
