Methods and matters needing attention of grafting crab claw orchid onto Ji coral flowering and maintenance of Ji coral

Corals are a succulent plant that has recently become popular. Its vitality is tenacious and it is easier to feed. Especially in other fleshy varieties difficult summer, it is surprisingly easy to raise, and will bloom yellow flowers, very bright. The propagation methods of Eupolyphaga corals are generally cuttings and sowing, and the survival rate is very high. Today we will take a look at the grafting and breeding methods of coral.

Methods and precautions of grafting crab claw orchid with coral

Preparation: knife, robust coral, healthy crab claw orchid leaves about 10cm, glass glue, lit candles;

grafting methods

1. Cut about 10cm leaves of crab claw orchid and dry them in shade for one day;

2. Cut off the top of the coral, cut the lower end of the crab claw orchid into a duckbill shape and insert it into the coral. Do not figure convenient inserted in the middle of the pith, where can be the death zone!

3. Light the candle and seal the interface with wax oil to prevent water evaporation or water ingress! Then use tape, sterile toothpick insert fixed or shelf fixed crab claw orchid.

Notes:

1. The best time to graft crab claw orchid is spring or autumn, and the best time is sunny morning.

2. After grafting, the crab claw orchid should be shaded for 3-5 days, and the wound should not be stained with water in a cool and ventilated place.

3. After 7 days of grafting, the leaves still kept fresh and stiff, which basically confirmed that the grafting was successful.

Flowering and Conservation of Eupolyphaga

1. Light management

The coral likes sunlight, so it should be fully illuminated during the growth period, especially when it blooms, because it needs to consume a lot of nutrients, so it must be maintained in a place with light during the flowering period.

2. Fertilization and watering management

The coral is a plant that avoids chemical fertilizer. Chemical fertilizer is easy to rot the roots of the coral, so it is possible to apply less or no fertilizer as much as possible. In spring and late summer and early autumn, it is possible to apply decomposed baking liquid twice every half month.

Care should be taken in watering and fertilizing so as not to damage the roots of the plants, so fertilization and watering should be done on time and in quantity.

3. Basin soil management

The cultivation pot soil of the coral is suitable for drought but not suitable for humidity. If it is too wet for a long time, it will lead to the root rot of the plant, affecting the healthy growth of the whole plant. Good maintenance in these areas is conducive to flowering.

4. Transplant management

When transplanting, it is generally carried out during the growth period, so be sure not to damage the rhizome when transplanting, so as not to affect the flowering.

The difference between coral and coral

1. Morphological characteristics

Eupolyphaga: Eupolyphaga is a shrub plant, its stems and branches are generally round, 0.5-1.5cm in diameter, the color is generally green, the overall plant slender straight growth. The flowers are yellow and bloom in midsummer, so flowering occurs in summer.

Swelling coral: Compared with the coral, the overall plant shape of the coral is more slender, showing a tender green color, there are black spots growing on the stem of the plant, which looks tender and tender, and seems to be able to pinch water.

2. Growth habits

Flowering coral: Flowering coral is a kind of plant that likes sunlight and avoids exposure to sunlight. Therefore, when breeding, you can put it in front of the window, balcony or other bright scattered light.

During summer dormancy, water should be reduced and shade should be paid attention to. Spring and autumn growth period watering to wait until the pot soil dry after watering, watering will be watered thoroughly soil.

Expansion coral: Expansion coral likes warm, dry and sunny growth environment, and expansion coral tolerance drought and semi-shady environment, but not cold, afraid of damp, such an environment will affect the normal growth of plants.

The optimum temperature for growth is 15-25℃, and the winter temperature should not be lower than 10℃.

3. Family category

Coral: Coral is a species, belonging to the cactus family plants, growth habits and so on have a lot in common with cactus.

Swelling coral: swelling coral is a Euphorbiaceae plant, obviously different from the type of coral.

Introduction to Coral

1, another name

There is also another name for the coral called the immortal strip.

2. Morphological characteristics

The coral is a shrubby plant, but it is indeed a plant of the cactus family. Stems rounded, spinulose, 0.5-1.5 cm in diam. In summer, yellow flowers bloom.

3. Growth habits

Ji coral likes sunlight, avoid exposure, home conservation can be placed in front of the window, balcony and other scattered light bright place. If there is insufficient light, excess growth occurs, the new stem will appear pale green and become very slender, and the plant will be in another state.

Winter and summer dormancy period should save water and shade. Spring and autumn growth period watering should pay attention to such pots after the soil dry irrigation, irrigation is to irrigate the soil thoroughly.

The new stem of the coral is very fresh, it is easy to be nibbled in the wild environment, home conservation will often be nibbled by snails and other pests, pay attention to prevention, timely capture.

Through the above description, I believe that everyone knows more about the coral. Its growth habits are actually very similar to cactus. For example, light is an essential growth requirement, especially when flowers bloom. If there is too little light, it is likely to cause the coral to grow excessively.