Culture methods of radish and begonia

Propagation: there are two methods of sowing propagation and tuber propagation. Temperature: the suitable temperature is 10-20 ℃, and the scattered light can be accepted during the growth process. Watering: watering according to the dry moisture of the soil to keep the basin soil moist, but to avoid stagnant water. Fertilization: apply rarefied liquid fertilizer every 15 days in spring and autumn. Change the basin: when the volume of turnip and begonia is large, change the basin in time. Control of diseases and insect pests: actively control nematodes, mites and other diseases and insect pests.

First, sowing and reproduction

The relatively simple breeding method of radish begonia is to sow and reproduce. First of all, you need to select full and strong seeds, then soak them in water for about 24 hours, wait for the seeds to fully absorb water, and then fish them out and sow them in the soil. During this period, the soil should be watered regularly to keep the soil moist, and it will begin to sprout after about 40 days of maintenance.

2. Tuber propagation

Radish begonia is a kind of tuber plant, so it can also carry out tuber propagation. Usually in late August, the tuber of radish begonia can be cut into several pieces with a knife, and each tuber should have a bud hole, and then disinfect the wound. It can be planted in the soil, and soon it will return to growth and grow new leaves.

Third, temperature and light

In the process of cultivating radish and begonia, it is necessary to provide appropriate temperature and light. Generally, the temperature should be controlled at about 10-20 ℃. Radish begonia is a light-loving plant, and it is usually necessary to provide sufficient light to promote the healthy growth of radish begonia, but to avoid direct light.

4. Appropriate watering

In the process of cultivating radish and begonia, appropriate watering should be carried out, but it should be noted that although radish begonia likes to grow in a humid environment, it should not be watered too much to prevent stagnant water and lead to root rot. generally, a small amount of watering can be carried out every day to keep the basin soil in a moist state.

5. Apply thin fertilizer frequently

Radish and begonia need sufficient nutrients during the growth period, so it is necessary to apply fertilizer in time to supply the nutrients needed by the plant. generally, in spring and autumn, dilute liquid fertilizer can be applied every 15 days or so, and fertilizer should be stopped in winter and summer. let the plant spend the summer and winter normally.

VI. Change the basin in time

The growth rate of radish begonia is very fast, so when the plant volume is large, it is necessary to change the suitable flowerpot for maintenance in time. When changing the pot, the fertile and loose slightly acidic soil can be replaced, during which the rotten leaf soil and garden soil can be prepared and cultured according to the proportion of 2:1.

VII. Prevention and control of diseases and insect pests

Radish Begonia is easily threatened by diseases and insect pests, so when diseases are found in the culture process, chlorothalonil or methyl thiophanate solution can be sprayed for control, and when nematodes, mites and other pests occur, insecticides can be sprayed for control.