The latest culture method of hairpin flower

Hosta flowers, also known as jade spring stick, white crane flowers, jade bubble flowers, etc., are perennial herbs of the lily family, with clumps of leaves, ovate or heart-shaped, flower stems drawn from the leaves, racemes, blooming from summer to autumn, white as white as jade (there are also lavender flowers), when not in bloom, such as hairpin head, fragrant, often cultivated for ornamental, next let's take a look at the cultivation methods of hairpin flowers!

The growth habit of hairpin flower

The jade hairpin flower is native to China and Japan, and is cultivated all over China. It is a typical negative plant, which likes the shady and humid environment, the leaves turn yellow when exposed to strong light, the growth is poor, it likes the fertile and humid sandy loam, and it is extremely hardy. Most parts of our country can survive the winter in the open field, and the aboveground parts wither after frost. Avoid strong sun exposure.

The Propagation method of Jade hairpin Flower

1. Ramet: ramet can be carried out in both spring and autumn, from April to May in spring and October to November in autumn. Because the stem buds of hairpin flowers in spring are obviously hypertrophic and easy to be divided, they can be cut into clumps every 3 to 4 buds, and the incisions are smeared with plant ash or sulfur powder and planted. In general, it can be divided into plants once every 3 to 5 years.

2. Sowing: the seeds of the hairpin flower are very small, and it is best to sow along with picking at room temperature. In order to sow the seeds evenly, the fine sand or fine dry soil of 2 inch 3 can be used to mix evenly, and then sowed on the seedling bed, covering the fine soil 1 inch 1.5 cm. After maturing in September, the seeds can be sowed indoors, and the seedlings can germinate in about 30 days under the environmental condition of 20 ℃.

The culture method of hairpin flower

1. Soil: Hosta flowers do not choose soil, but grow better in moist, fertile and well-drained sandy loam, such as peat, perlite, slag, vegetable garden soil, sawdust or paddy soil, pond mud, rotten leaf soil and so on.

2. Watering: it is appropriate to keep the soil moist during the growth of hairpin flowers. If watering too much, it is easy to cause root rot and leaf yellowing. Summer water supply should be adequate, when the air is dry, spray water to the leaves every day to prevent the leaves from drying.

3, sunshine: Jade hairpin flowers avoid the scorching sun, it is best to plant them on the shady side of the building or under the shade of the tree, where the sun can not shine directly. After summer, you need to move to the shade or the north balcony to prevent direct sunlight.

4. Temperature: the flowers of Jade hairpin are strong and resistant to cold. Frosts Descent moved into the room and kept the room temperature at 2: 3 ℃ to survive the winter safely and left the room in April of the following year.

5. Fertilization: the hairpin flower began to fertilize in early May, applied dilute liquid fertilizer about once a month, thickened slightly from July to August, and stopped fertilization after late September. After each fertilization, it is necessary to water and loosen the soil in time, so as to make the soil loose and aerated.