This kind of flower blooms in a string like a waterfall. It's easy to grow and explode. It's a good potted plant.

Phoenix tail silk orchid, also known as Phoenix tail orchid, the leaves are dark green all the year round, when flowering, the flower stem stands tall and erect, many white flowers droop like a bell, the color of the flower is white and elegant, the posture is beautiful, the florescence lasts for a long time, and the fragrance is pleasant. It is a common ornamental flower in the courtyard. The tree is peculiar and several trees are clumps, which are often planted in the center of the flower bed.

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The flowers bloomed in a string. "

-Phoenix tail silk orchid and sisal-

Phoenix-tailed silk orchid, also known as Phoenix-tailed orchid, is also called sisal in many places. In fact, there are some differences between Phoenix-tailed silk orchid and sisal. Phoenix-tailed silk orchid is the national flower of the Seychelles. Both of them are tequila flowers. The leaves are very similar, but the flower patterns are very different.

Sisal leaves are straight, about 1.5m in length, growing in a rosette arrangement, and can grow 200-250 leaves. The flower stem starts to grow from the base, reaching 6m high, with yellowish-green flowers and strong flavor. Sisal cultivation is mainly concentrated in Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian and Hainan, the leaves are soft and easy to droop.

There is also a big difference between the stem of sisal hemp and the magnolia.

The leaves of Magnolia lanceolata grow spirally from the stem, the length is about 40-70cm, the inflorescence is short, about 1m, and the flower color is milky white, showing a conical shape, with a large number of flowers. Phoenix tail Yucca leaves are hard, if there is no water loss, there will not be sagging phenomenon. Under open-field conditions, Phoenix-tailed orchid can survive the winter naturally to the north of the Yellow River, while sisal can only grow in the south of the southern subtropics.

Phoenix tail silk orchid florescence from June to October, the florescence is relatively long, the number of flowers is also very large, very beautiful.

-soil conserved by Phoenix-tailed Yucca

Phoenix tail orchid has strong adaptability, strong growth and resistance to barren. Except for saline-alkali soil, the general soil can adapt, and the sandy loam with good drainage is the best.

-watering for the maintenance of Phoenix-tailed magnolia

Phoenix tail silk orchid is very drought-resistant, but also more resistant to water and moisture, generally as long as pay attention to the dry soil can be thoroughly watered. The magnolia planted on the ground should pay attention to the proper replenishment of water in summer. If there are abundant Rain Water in other seasons, it is basically enough for the growth of the magnolia. Potted plants can follow the principle of not drying and watering, and watering thoroughly. After entering the winter, it is necessary to control the water and stop fertilizing, which is conducive to the winter of Phoenix-tailed Yucca.

-fertilization for conservation of Magnolia lanceolata

Magnolia lanceolata has strong adaptability and low requirement for fertilizer. Generally, N, P and K compound fertilizer is applied 1-2 times in spring and autumn, but not in winter and summer.

-the curing temperature of Phoenix-tailed Yucca-

Magnolia likes warm growth environment, the suitable growth temperature is about 25 ℃, and it is also resistant to severe cold, so it can be planted in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and its south. Potted plants can be placed in the sun in winter, or transferred to indoor maintenance.

-the light of the conservation of Phoenix-tailed magnolia

Phoenix-tailed silk orchids like light and are more resistant to shade. It is best to keep it in a sunny environment, the condition with all-day sunshine is the best, and there is no need for shade in summer.

-Propagation method of Magnolia-

Magnolia can be sown, cut and propagated, of which ramet is the most convenient. The stem of Magnolia is easy to produce adventitious buds and grow and sprout easily. The tillering buds exposed to the ground can be planted separately from February to March in spring, and it is better to have some fleshy roots on each bud. Some of the leaves at the bottom can be removed, dry the wound, put the separate tillering buds into the basin soil, be careful not to bury them too deep, pour water through, and they will soon survive.

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