Culture methods and matters needing attention of the latest seven-leaf lotus

Seven-leaf lotus scientific name dragon claw leaf, also known as dragon claw tree, big seven-leaf lotus, multi-core wood, etc., for the Acanthopanax family multi-core tree is a big vine, at first an erect shrub or small tree, and then branch climbing into a large vine, blue-and-white flowers, palmately compound leaves, spherical berries show a good posture under artificial cultivation, and exude the fragrance of Ford, let's take a look at the breeding methods and matters needing attention of seven-leaf lotus!

Propagation methods of Eucalyptus chinensis

Seven-leaf lotus is born in the forest, clings to other trees, distributed in southern Yunnan, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia is also distributed, leaves or cuttings can be cut, leaves, cuttings are also carried out in spring, cutting annual branches of 8cm, remove the lower leaves, cuttings in the river sand or vermiculite bed soil, heat preservation and moisture, 25 ℃ 4 weeks rooting.

The Culture method of Eucalyptus chinensis

1. Temperature: seven-leaf lotus is suitable to grow in the environment of high temperature and high humidity, while the soil can be easily drained or sandy, and seedlings are generally cultivated by sowing or cutting. The best seedling temperature is 20: 28 ℃, the highest is not more than 30 ℃, and the lowest is not less than 12 ℃, because too low growing temperature will make the leaves fall and affect its observability, so it must be protected against cold and heat preservation when it is below 5 ℃ in winter.

2. Illumination: the seven-leaf lotus needs sufficient light, but it should not be exposed to strong light for a long time in summer, otherwise there will be yellow leaves and fallen leaves, so proper shading should be carried out in spring and summer, and the light is not strong in autumn and winter. Some methods to increase light can be used.

3. Fertilizer and water: spring and autumn are not the period of extreme weather, the soil can be dry and wet, cold and dry in winter, the growth is relatively slow, the soil is generally dry, it is very hot in summer, and it needs to be continuously watered to cool down and replenish water. therefore, it is mainly wet soil. Because its growth is prosperous from April to October, fertilizer can be applied every 15 days or so.

4. Diseases: seven-leaf lotus is easy to suffer from anthracnose and leaf spot, and is also vulnerable to leaf moths, red spiders, shell insects, thrips and so on, so it is necessary to strengthen prevention and control and spray some pesticides if necessary.

Matters needing attention in the culture of seven-leaf lotus

1. Soil: the culture soil of Aesculus chinensis uses peat soil, and rotten leaf soil can be cultivated with a little base fertilizer or sandy soil to ensure the air permeability and drainage of the soil.

2. Temperature: the general growth temperature of seven-leaf lotus is 15-25 degrees Celsius. Leaves will fall off when it is less than 5 degrees Celsius, so pay attention to ventilation at ordinary times.

3. Illumination: seven-leaf lotus is a semi-shade plant, which can be exposed to direct sunlight for four hours every day.

4. Watering: seven-leaf lotus is watered every 3-4 days in spring, summer and autumn, but not too much water. If water accumulates, it will cause root rot, but keep the soil moist. Watering decreases in winter, and the water temperature had better be similar to that of the soil.

5. Fertilization: seven-leaf lotus mainly applies mixed fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. If it is a variety of flowers and leaves, if there is more nitrogen fertilizer and weak light, the patches on the leaves will not be obvious.

6. Pruning: seven-leaf lotus generally does not need pruning. If the leaves fall, the lower branches are lighter, and the upper branches can be cut off to promote the germination of new branches. What is cut can also be re-cut.