A curtain of Youmeng Jinping vine

Jinpingteng has a nickname called Yiliang Youmeng, which sounds like a beautiful name. Indeed, the long vines of Jinping vines will hang down, very poetic.

Culture method

Light and temperature: Jinpingteng is a sunny plant, the light must be sufficient, if the conditions are right, you can let Jinpingteng receive all-day sunshine. The suitable temperature for the growth of Jinpingteng is between 22 ℃ and 30 ℃, which is relatively resistant to high temperature. It is necessary to guarantee the temperature in winter, because the leaves will fall in winter, and the temperature should not be lower than 10 ℃, and cold prevention should be carried out if necessary.

Soil: if you plant Tripterygium wilfordii, you can choose a soil that is water-retaining but will not accumulate water. The soil should have a little fertility, slightly moist, sandy soil rich in organic matter is better.

Watering and fertilization: Jinpingteng has a greater demand for water, but it can also withstand drought. Water is usually watered every 1-2 days in summer and every 2-3 days in winter. Fertilization is not to apply too much fertilizer, apply thin fertilizer every 2-3 months on the line, in addition, during the growth of the plant, in order to promote growth, you can apply some chemical fertilizer.

Matters needing attention

Diseases and insect pests: there are relatively few diseases and insect pests during the growth period, but anthracnose sometimes occurs, endangering the tender shoots and fruits of the vine, which requires regular ventilation, good water and fertilizer management, and spraying drugs for prevention and control.

Trimming shape: Jinping vine needs different landscape uses to shape different shapes. Sometimes, it is necessary to build game facilities, such as hedges, scaffolding, etc., which are conducive to the growth of Jinping vine. In the pruning, mainly the trimming shape, is the beautiful appearance of Jinping vine. There is also the need to prune the diseased, withered and overgrown branches of the vine.