How to raise the Silver Queen the breeding methods and matters needing attention of the Silver Queen

The Silver Queen is what people often call evergreen, and it is a highly ornamental plant. At present, the Silver Queen is widely distributed in China, and it is a very popular plant. Many people like to breed the Silver Queen, but not many people must know how to breed it.

How to raise the Queen of Silver

1. Loose peat soil and peat soil are the best for potted plants. It can also be mixed with rotten leaf soil and sandy loam, and then acidified with a small amount of ferrous sulfate. Like scattered light, especially afraid of direct sunlight in summer.

2. Outside, 65% to 75% shading net should be used to shade the sun, and indoors should be stored at the light intensity to make the leaves bright in color. Keep it in the dark for a long time; the color of the leaf is dim, and the leaf is soft but not strong, which affects the ornamental effect.

3. It is not cold-resistant. Heat preservation measures must be taken when the temperature drops to 10 ℃. After freezing, the whole plant will fester, not less than 15 ℃ in winter. There is less watering in the rainy season in winter and spring, and the basin soil should be dry in winter and spring, and the lowest temperature should reach more than 15 ℃ before proper warm water can be irrigated.

4. The growth is exuberant in summer, which can supply a lot of water. Acid nitrogen fertilizer can be applied less in late spring and early summer, spin nitrogen fertilizer can be increased in summer, compound fertilizer can be applied in early autumn and mid-autumn, and stop in late autumn and early winter. There are plenty of fertilizer, the stem is stout, there are many tillers, and the leaves are hypertrophic.

Culture method of Silver Queen

1. Soil. Most of the silver queens are potted plants, and if you want to raise them well, you can choose good soil. Potted plants usually use loose peat soil, peat soil, or mixed with rotten leaf soil and sandy loam, and diluted with a small amount of ferrous sulfate to acidify the soil.

2. Regulation of water and fertilizer. Spring and Autumn is required to be the peak growing season of the Silver Queen, watering should be adequate, the basin soil should always be kept moist, and the water temperature should not be too low as room temperature. Often spray branches and leaves with clear water to prevent leaf tips from drying up, but try not to accumulate water. During the growth period, thin liquid fertilizer is applied every half a month, and watering and fertilization are combined to ensure that the fertilizer is suitable. In winter, the Silver Queen grows slowly, watering less, and stops fertilizing.

3. Temperature. The silver queen grew fastest at 20 ℃ and 24 ℃, stopped growing at more than 30 ℃, and the leaves were easy to turn yellow and dry tip. So summer maintenance, pay attention to heat prevention and cooling, often ventilation and cooling, or sprinkle water to the ground. Don't put the Silver Queen near the window in winter, lest the temperature is too low and affect the growth. The winter temperature should be controlled between 10 ℃ and not less than 5 ℃.

4. Light. Outdoor cultivation in summer should pay attention to shading, so as not to make the light too strong, otherwise sunburn is very easy to occur. Pay attention to daylighting when overwintering in the shed in winter to prevent the lack of light and the color of the leaves.

Matters needing attention in Silver Queen Culture

1. Don't accumulate water in the Silver Queen's basin (watering too often), it is easy to cause root rot, it is best to see the basin soil dry before watering. If the basin soil is deeper, the watering frequency should be reduced, and more watering or spraying can be appropriate in summer to ensure humidity. There is a saying called "whether to live in water", which shows the importance of watering.

2. The Silver Queen can't stand the sun exposure. The Silver Queen is mainly ornamental leaves, for a long time in the hot sun, especially at noon in summer, the leaves were burned, affecting the ornamental value, but also lost the significance of maintaining it.

What if the leaf tip of the queen of silver turns black?

The main results are as follows: 1. The stagnant water in the basin soil leads to the root rot of the silver queen, which is also the reason for the withering and blackening of the leaf tip of the silver queen. At this time, the Silver Queen's plant can be taken out, the soil can be removed, and then the rotten roots can be cut off. After drying, they can be planted with clean wet sand. After the roots grow again, they can be maintained with new culture soil.

2. Dry air, strong light and high temperature are one of the reasons for the withering and blackening of the leaf tip of the Silver Queen, which occurs mostly in summer and autumn. At this time, you can put the Silver Queen in this half-shade, cut off the withered leaves, and often spray water to the Silver Queen to maintain humidity, and the new leaves will return to normal.

The breeding of the Silver Queen can start from its growth habits, first of all, to choose the soil of the fingers to breed, and then to control the temperature. In the later stage of breeding to strengthen management, fertilizer and water is a more important link, the Silver Queen is not resistant to stagnant water, so drainage should be done well.