Introduction to the Propagation method of Flower and Tree Blue

Huamulan prefers a warm and humid climate and is suitable for cultivation in the south temperate zone and in the middle and low elevations of the subtropics. The adaptability of flowers and trees blue is strong, and the difficulty of artificial cultivation is not high. Friends who like flowers and trees blue may want to breed on their own. Artificial reproduction can be done by sowing or ramets.

Flower and wood blue

First, sowing and reproduction

From mid-April to early May, use plate picks to open 4cm-deep trenches along or across the bed, with a distance of 25cm. Sow the seeds in the ditch, and the distance between the seeds is about 3~4cm. The thickness of covering soil is 2~3cm, and the sowing rate is about 7kg/667m2. It can also be sown, that is, the seeds are all scattered on the bed surface, and then fully covered with 2cm thick.

2. Separate plant propagation

The perennial plants on the mountain or in the nursery were dug up in early April, divided into piers according to 3 or 5 individual seedlings, and planted centrally in the nursery, with a row spacing of 15 × 15 (cm), stepping on the soil and watering enough water. Do a good job in routine manuring, weeding and pest control management.

Hua Mulan photo guide: how to raise Mulan / how to propagate Mulan? Chinese scientific name: Hua Mulan Latin name: Lobivia pygmaea (R.E. Fr.) Backeb. 1935 families and genera: a brief introduction to the genus Cactaceae: Mulan, family name: Cactaceae, genus name: Lobivia, Latin name: Lobivia pygmaea (R.E. Fr.) Backeb. 1935 . Flattened, leafy, yellow flowers, extremely rare. Family name: Cactaceae genus name: Lobivia Latin name: Lobivia pygmaea (R.E. Fr.) Backeb. 1935 Chinese name: Hua Mulan Korean Japanese name: synonym: Acantholobivia haagei Y. It? 1957Digitorebutia atrovirens (Backeb.) Buining 1940Digitorebutia haagei (Fri? & Schelle) Fri? Ex BuiningDigitorebutia nazarenoensis RauschDigitorebutia yuquinensis Rausch 1980Echinopsis pygmaea R.E. Fr. 1905Lobivia atrovirens Backeb. 1935Lobivia atrovirens var. Hafneriana (Cullman) Rausch 1985 [1987] Lobivia atrovirens var. Huasiensis (Rausch) Rausch 1985 [1987] Lobivia atrovirens var. Pseudoritteri Rausch 1985-1986 [1987] Lobivia atrovirens var. Raulii (Rausch) Rausch 1985-1986 [1987] Lobivia atrovirens var. Yuncharasensis Rausch 1985-1986 [1987] Lobivia atrovirens var. Yuquinensis (Rausch) Rausch 1985 [1987] Lobivia atrovirens var. Zecheri (Rausch) Rausch 1985-1986 [1987] Lobivia digitiformis Backeb. 1935Lobivia haagei var. Crassa Rausch 1985-1986 [1987] Lobivia haagei var. Elegantula Rausch 1985-1986 [1987] Lobivia haagei var. Mudanensis (Rausch) Rausch 1985-1986 [1987] Lobivia haagei var. Pelzliana Rausch 1985-1986 [1987] Lobivia haagei Wessn.Lobivia neohaageana Backeb. 1935Lobivia orurensis Backeb. 1935Mediolobivia haefneriana Cullman 1955Mediolobivia pectinata var. Orurensis (Backeb.) Backeb.1959Mediolobivia pygmaea (R.E. Fr.) Krainz 1947Rebulobivia haagei Fri? & Schelle 1935Rebutia brunneoradicata F. Ritter 1977Rebutia canacruzensis Rausch 1976Rebutia colorea F. Ritter 1977Rebutia diersiana Rausch 1975Rebutia diersiana var. Atrovirens Rausch 1975Rebutia diersiana var. Minor Rausch 1979Rebutia friedrichiana Rausch 1976Rebutia gracilispina F. Ritter 1977Rebutia haagei Fri? & Schelle 1930Rebutia huasiensis Rausch 1977Rebutia iridescens F. Ritter 1977Rebutia lanosiflora F. Ritter 1977Rebutia mixta F. Ritter 1977Rebutia pallida Rausch 1977Rebutia pauciareolata F. Ritter 1977Rebutia paucicostata F. Ritter 1977Rebutia pygmaea (R.E. Fr.) Britton & Rose 1922Rebutia raulii Rausch 1980Rebutia rosalbiflora F. Ritter 1977Rebutia rosalbiflora var. Amblypetala F. Ritter 1977Rebutia rutiliflora F. Ritter 1977Rebutia salpingantha F. Ritter 1977Rebutia torquata F. Ritter & Buining 1977Rebutia violascens F. Ritter 1977Rebutia yuquinensis Rausch 1980Rebutia zecheri Rausch 1977 Habitat: Bolivia-Cochabamba-La Paz, 4000 meters in the Andes Mountains are also found in extremely rare shapes: flattened, leafy flowers: yellow habits: not resistant to water, easy to rot, habitat it grows on slopes with good drainage, and can overwinter at-4 degrees in winter. Aquaculture soil generally uses 3 parts of 2-3 mm thick sand and 1 part of peat. And Rebutia pygmaea (R.E. Fr.) Britton & Rose 1922 is closely related, and the species is currently highly controversial. Hua Mulan how to raise / how to reproduce Mulan Rebutia Chinese name: Hua Mulan Latin name: Rebutia torquata F. Ritter & Buining 1977 families and genera: descendants of the genus Rebutia introduction: like ventilated mineral soil, but avoid the matrix contains too much limestone. If there is too much water and fertilizer, it will grow, and you like high potassium fertilizer. Keep dry winter tolerable-0 degrees, if there is no winter dormancy, spring will not blossom or blossom very little. Full sun, need shade at noon in summer. The sowing temperature was 21-27 degrees and sprouted in 7-14 days. Family name: Cactaceae genus name: descendant ball genus Rebutia Latin name: Rebutia torquata F. Ritter & Buining 1977 accepted name: Lobivia pygmaea (R.E. Fr.) Backeb. 1936Rebutia pygmaea (R.E. Fr.) Britton & Rose 1922 Chinese name: Mulan Korean Japanese name: synonym: habitat: Bolivia: Potoxi, 3700 meters above sea level shape: spherical. Flowers: orange farming: like ventilated mineral soil, but avoid matrix containing too much limestone. If there is too much water and fertilizer, it will grow, and you like high potassium fertilizer. Keep dry winter tolerable-0 degrees, if there is no winter dormancy, spring will not blossom or blossom very little. Full sun, need shade at noon in summer. The sowing temperature was 21-27 degrees and sprouted in 7-14 days. There is a great deal of controversy, some materials think that the current name is: Lobivia pygmaea, and others think that it is: Rebutia pygmaea.