Key points of maintenance and management of rosemary

Rosemary is a perennial evergreen subshrub with slow growth but strong regeneration ability. Rosemary is more tolerant to drought and does not need to be watered too much when cultivated. Now more and more flower friends will plant a pot of rosemary at home, which can not only be used for viewing, but also keep the air fresh at home and have a certain deworming effect.

Rosemary

After planting, the most important thing for rosemary is management. It should be watered in time, and weeding should be carried out in order to avoid weeds affecting the growth of rosemary. In order to stimulate the branching of rosemary and increase the yield, coring should be carried out properly in the process of cultivation. Rosemary grows slowly, so it does not consume much fertilizer, and compound fertilizer can be applied every 3 months during cultivation.

Planting rosemary should be always ventilated and cool, adequate light, proper amount of water and fertilizer, high temperature and humid climate and environment should be avoided. Diseases and insect pests are most likely to occur in hidden places that are not ventilated and can not be illuminated by the sun. Usually, we should pay attention to pruning, cut off too many and aging dead branches and leaves, and pick up the dead branches and leaves on the surface of the basin soil at any time, so as not to attract diseases and insect pests and affect the growth of rosemary.

Key points of rosemary pot culture, rosemary pot appreciation [picture and text]

Picture: Rosemary potted plant

[FAQ] key points of rosemary pot culture, rosemary pot appreciation

[expert answers]

1. Ventilation: to plant rosemary, to achieve air permeability, choose sandy soil with good drainage and put it in a ventilated place.

2, temperature: Rosemary cultivation, the most need to pay attention to the temperature, winter and summer, the temperature is not too high, not too low.

3. Lighting: Rosemary should have enough sunlight, clean up the aged branches and leaves in time, and prevent diseases and insect pests.

4. Planting: the regeneration ability of rosemary is low. If you buy a plant and plant it yourself, you usually have to cultivate it in nutritious soil for a month before transplanting. In the process of planting, you also need to pay attention to this characteristic of its regeneration ability.

5. Pruning: Rosemary grows to a certain height, you can trim it yourself, choose a certain shape, according to your own needs.

6. Ramet: if you want to plant rosemary, you do not necessarily need seeds or buy it from the outside, you can use cutting methods to plant, according to the general cutting methods can be operated, but more troublesome.

[editor's comments] Rosemary is a relatively delicate flower plant, its growth is slow, and its regeneration ability is relatively weak, so it should be very attentive when breeding. Above, the first Agricultural Classic Xiaobian shared with you a few key points of rosemary pot culture, and sent some potted pictures of rosemary for everyone to enjoy. I hope you will like it.

Soil selection of flowerpot and potted soil of Rosemary

Rosemary is a potted plant that can easily burst pots, so rosemary is very popular, but when cultivating rosemary, the change of pots and soil are very fastidious, a little carelessness will cause rotting roots of rosemary. Here are the key points to pay attention to when using soil and flowerpots for rosemary.

Selection of rosemary flowerpot

Rosemary is a relatively drought-tolerant flower plant. When breeding, there can be no stagnant water in the flowerpot, which can easily lead to rotting roots of rosemary. So when choosing a flowerpot, what we should pay attention to is that the drainage of the flowerpot is good, and the permeability is good. Flowerpots of this nature, including earthen pots, pottery pots and small black squares, can all breed rosemary.

Secondly, to choose the right flowerpot, you also need to choose the appropriate one according to the size of the plant of rosemary. Rosemary actually grows slowly, so you don't need to choose a large flowerpot to give it too much growth space, just choose a small one, because if the flowerpot is too big, it will grow badly.

Rosemary soil selection

When breeding rosemary, the choice of soil is actually very simple, it does not require much of the soil. Generally choose soil, ordinary garden soil, is very suitable. However, in order to keep the plant growing with enough fertility, you can add some base fertilizer when you put it on the pot.

Generally, it is good to add fertilizer to the soil, in order to maintain the good growth of the plant, but also need to often supplement the nutrients lost in the soil, apply fertilizer to it several times a year, or change the soil several times.