Cultivation and maintenance methods of Euphorbia angustifolia

One leaf orchid is also called spider hug egg, Ruo orchid, bract Milan, florescence generally has 4-5 months to belong to foliage plant, one leaf orchid mostly wild in evergreen broad-leaved forest or stream rock side, do not like dry and direct sunlight. One-leaf orchid likes to be warm and adaptable, and the leaves of potted plants remain green in the low temperature and weak light of O ℃. The leaf orchid likes loose and well-drained soil. One-leaf orchid is suitable for growing in a damp environment.

The one-leaf orchid has strong adaptability and grows fast, so the basin should be changed every 1-2 years. The basin soil can be mixed with loam, rotten leaf soil and sand. When changing the basin, apply a small amount of broken bone slices or cake fertilizer as base fertilizer, pour through water and culture in a cool place after planting. If the air is too dry, it is easy to cause leaf edge and tip scorch. Rarefied liquid fertilizer can be applied 1-2 times a month to promote the germination of new leaves and robust growth. Variegated varieties should be given light fertilizer, if the fertilizer is too sufficient, the leaf spots are easy to disappear. During the growth period, water should be fully watered and often sprayed on the leaf surface to maintain high air humidity.

Direct sunlight should be avoided in summer, and should be cultivated in outdoor shady places or indoor bright places, but pay attention to ventilation and remove yellow leaves in time. In the new leaf germination to the new leaf is growing stage, can not be placed in the shade of the room, otherwise the new leaf will grow slender and thin, affecting the ornamental. Northern areas should move indoors in winter, reduce watering and stop fertilization, if the basin soil is too wet, it is easy to cause rotten roots, but still need to often spray with warm water to keep the leaves clean and beautiful.

The propagation of Cymbidium is mainly carried out by the method of dividing plants, which is usually carried out in combination with changing pots before the temperature begins to rise in spring and the new buds have not yet germinated. When dividing the basin, split the mother plant into several clumps with a sharp knife, replant them separately, and make each clump with several new buds, otherwise the pot will not be full for several years, and the plants will be scattered, affecting the ornamental effect. When planting, it is particularly noteworthy that each leaf should be planted straight, in order to increase the physical beauty.

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