Family Flower cultivation skills: the method of potted Tulip

Tulip is a perennial bulbous herb. Originating in Xizang, Xinjiang is the national flower of Turkey, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands and other countries. Li Bai wrote in the poem, "Lanling wine tulips, jade bowl filled with amber light", now known as the flower of the world, has become a fashionable and international symbol. Here are some tips for growing flowers at home: the method of potted tulips.

1. Soil

Tulips prefer fertile soil, the soil should be both moisturized and breathable, preferably alkaline, relatively soft sandy soil. The soil is mixed with rotten leaves and organic fertilizers such as dried chicken manure. Be sure to keep the soil loose and have plenty of water a few days before planting. After the bulb sprouts, you can apply liquid fertilizer to the soil once or twice. Make sure the soil is moist, but do not store water.

Second, watering

When watering tulips, it should be noted that the water requirements vary greatly in different periods. Try to choose the morning when watering. Water should be watered thoroughly at the beginning of planting, so that the soil and bulbs can take root tightly together and should be kept hydrated for a week. When it comes to the florescence, the water demand increases, and the water content should be increased accordingly. At the stage of growing bulbs after the flower fades, the moisture can be reduced. Pay attention to the choice of spraying when watering, try not to let there is stagnant water in the flowerpot.

Third, temperature

Tulips like to be warm in winter and cool in summer, but they are good at dealing with the cold and can survive even at more than 30 degrees below zero. On the contrary, if the temperature is too high, it will inhibit its growth and lead to the decay of flowers. However, the most suitable temperature for tulip growth is between 16 and 18 degrees. It only begins to grow when the temperature reaches about 8 degrees. In general, in the case of potted planting, the temperature conditions at home can basically be met.

IV. Pest control

The insect pests of tulips are mainly aphids and root mites. When insect pests occur, the corresponding insecticides can be selected for spraying. The main diseases are stem rot, soft rot, quenching, broken color disease, blind bud disease and so on. The prevention and prevention of diseases and insect pests is very important. When planting, the soil should be disinfected and healthy bulbs free of diseases and insect pests should be selected for planting. In the later stage, diseased plants should be decisively dug up and destroyed. At ordinary times, pay attention to maintain ventilation and appropriate temperature.