Can Nantian bamboo be kept indoors? These breeding methods should be known!

Phyllostachys pubescens, also known as orchid bamboo and Phyllostachys pubescens, is a common woody plant in bushes and gardens. It is deeply loved by flower friends because of its high ornamental value and strong adaptability. Many people like to keep a pot at home, can it be kept indoors? What are the breeding methods?

1. Introduction of Nantianzhu:

1. Is Nantianzhu poisonous?

Phyllostachys pubescens is poisonous, and the whole plant is poisonous, because it contains Phyllostachys pubescens juice, which has an inhibitory effect on skeletal muscle and cardiovascular system, and can cause heart paralysis and death in serious cases, especially after accidental ingestion, the pulse will be in disorder, so we must pay attention to it when breeding.

2. What is the moral of Nantianzhu?

Good luck, good omen, good luck, increasingly strong love.

Second, can Nantian bamboo be kept indoors?

Phyllostachys pubescens can be kept at home, but if there are old people, children or pregnant women at home, it is best not to raise them, so as not to cause physical discomfort caused by accidental eating or touching.

1. Nantianzhu is put in the living room: it can improve the indoor ornamental value and make the decoration of the home more harmonious. The most important thing is that it can absorb harmful gases in the air and release oxygen, making the air cleaner.

2. Nantianzhu is put in the study: it can improve the atmosphere of the study and make your work more energetic. Especially when you are in a bad mood or under great pressure, if you take a look at Nantianzhu, your mood will improve.

3. Nantianzhu is placed on the balcony: it can eliminate the bad spirits at home and improve the indoor environment.

4. Although Phyllostachys pubescens has the effect of beautifying the environment and purifying the air, the whole plant is poisonous, so don't breed it indoors for a long time, but move it outdoors every few days to avoid the smell from being harmful to the human body.

Third, what are the breeding methods of Phyllostachys pubescens?

1. Fertilizer requirements: how to apply fertilizer?

Phyllostachys pubescens has higher requirements for fertilizer, so it is generally necessary to apply sufficient basic fertilizer when potting, and to apply thin fertilizer every other month during the growing period. In addition, an appropriate amount of potash should be applied in May.

2. Moisture requirements: how to water?

Phyllostachys pubescens does not have high requirements for moisture. Generally, it is watered twice a day in summer. If the temperature is really too high, a small amount of water can be sprayed around the flowerpot to improve indoor humidity. Watering is carried out according to the dry humidity of the basin soil in winter. It is worth noting that the dormant period should not be irrigated too much water, lest too much water lead to stagnation of plant growth.

3. Pruning and plastic surgery: how to trim?

After growing for a period of time, Phyllostachys pubescens grows a lot of dense branches, diseased branches, dwarf branches and other branches that are not conducive to plant growth, so we should timely cut off these useless branches according to the tree shape, and generally leave one or two branches with lower growth to keep the plant shape beautiful.

4. Requirements for changing pots: when is a good time to change pots?

Phyllostachys pubescens can be changed once in early spring to facilitate plant growth.

5. Pest control: how to prevent and control?

During the growth period of Phyllostachys pubescens, anthracnose, red spot, inchworm and other diseases and insect pests will occur due to water, fertilizer, weather and other factors, so prevention and control measures should be taken in advance.

(5.1) Prevention and control of anthrax: the diseased leaves and branches were removed in time and burned centrally, and then sprayed with Topurazine wettable powder every 10 days or so, three times in a row can be effectively prevented.

(5.2) Prevention and treatment of erythema: diseased branches and leaves were removed in time and burned centrally. Then in the affected area every 10 days or so spraying methyl thiophanate wettable powder or mancozeb agent, even spraying two or three times can be effective prevention and treatment.

(5.3) inchworm control: it can be trapped by black light or sprayed with cypermethrin or trichlorfon.

Generally speaking, Phyllostachys pubescens can be raised indoors, but if there are elderly people, children or pregnant women at home, it is recommended not to plant them, so as to avoid physical discomfort caused by accidental eating or touching. In addition, Phyllostachys pubescens is easy to grow, and it can be beautiful as long as it does a good job in basic management such as water and fertilizer, pest control and so on.