Culture method of Euphorbia angustifolia

1. Moisture

Because it likes to be wet, it is OK to pour more water, but be careful not to keep the soil very wet for a long time. Usually, we can wait until it is observed that the soil is relatively dry.

2. Temperature

This mainly means that in winter, if it is relatively close to the north or other areas with higher elevations, we need to pay attention to take some cold prevention measures.

3. Lighting

Usually, it can be slightly exposed to some scattered light, but when the light is too strong or direct light, then take some shading measures.

4. Fertilization

We can apply liquid fertilizer two or three times during its vigorous growth, because it needs more nutrients at this time.

Pruning: trim and tidy according to specific conditions, keep it neat and beautiful.

The main value of the culture method of Brocade quinquefolia

Five-leaf brocade, also known as five-leaf Parthenocissus, deciduous vines, leaves vary greatly, small flowers are yellowish green. Then how to breed the five-leaf brocade? What's the value? Let's learn about it next.

First, the culture method of Euphorbia quinquefolia

The five-leaf brocade is adaptable, cold-tolerant and tolerant, and can grow well in poor soil, but it grows better in fertile soil. Next, let's take a specific look at the culture method of Euphorbia quinquefolia.

The vitality of five-leaf brocade is extremely strong, and it is easy to survive in reproduction. After the seedlings of Euphorbia quinquefolia survive and grow for one year, they can be transplanted and planted. When transplanting five-leaf brocade, it is necessary to dig the soil deeply and apply sufficient rotten basic fertilizer. When the seedling grows to 1 meter long, lead wire and rope should be used to lead the climbing object.

The five-leaf brocade is resistant to barren, drought, shade and strong resistance, and its cultivation and management is relatively extensive. Thinning withered branches in winter and applying thin fertilizer in early spring can promote the growth of branches and leaves. Nanjing is a continental climate area, which should be planted at the base of the north wall and the east wall and tilted toward the climbing objects. In order to prevent premature baldness and favorable adsorption, heavy shearing should be carried out more often.

During the growing period, Wuye Dijin can be applied with liquid fertilizer for 2-3 times. And often hoe the grass and loosen the soil to avoid being submerged by the grass and promote its healthy growth. The five-leaf brocade is afraid of waterlogging, so we should pay attention to prevent the soil from accumulating water. The five-leaf brocade is resistant to pruning, and in the process of growth, you can trim and arrange the branches of the doors and windows according to your feelings, so as to keep them clean, beautiful and convenient.

Second, the main value of five-leaf brocade.

The fruit of Euphorbia angustifolia has large core and less meat, and it is not suitable for edible. Vertical greening, lawns and ground covers are good materials for greening walls, gallery racks, rocks or old tree trunks, and can also be used as ground cover plants. Vine stem vertical and horizontal, densely covered with air root, green leaves covered such as screen, autumn into winter, the leaf color becomes red or yellow, very gorgeous. It is one of the main tree species of vertical greening. Suitable for planting courtyard walls, enclosures, garden entrances, bridgehead stones, etc. It has strong resistance to harmful gases such as sulfur dioxide, and it is also suitable to be used as green material for industrial and mining neighborhoods. Rattan stems and roots can be used medicinally.

The above is the five-leaf brocade culture methods and the main value of the introduction, want to cultivate five-leaf brocade friends might as well understand and have a look, hope to be helpful to everyone.

The Propagation method of Euphorbia angustifolia the difference between Parthenocissus quinquefolia and Parthenocissus chinensis

Cymes of Polygonatum quinquefolium, flowering in June, distributed in Northeast and North China. We all understand the breeding method of five-leaf brocade, and then Xiaoqi should introduce the breeding method of five-leaf brocade and the difference between five-leaf brocade and Parthenocissus. Let's learn about it.

1. The breeding method of Euphorbia angustifolia

1. Cutting propagation: cutting 20-30cm of stems in early spring, inserting them into open-field seedbed, irrigating and keeping moist, can quickly pull out vines to survive, and can also be cuttings with twigs and leaves in summer and autumn, shade and watering, and can also quickly produce new shoots. Cutting has a high survival rate and is widely used. Hardwood cuttings are carried out from March to April. The hardwood is cut into 10-15 cm segments and inserted into the soil, watered thoroughly and kept moist. Softwood cuttings were used to extract new branches of the same year and carried out in summer.

2. Sowing and propagation: the harvested seeds can be scraped off the peel and pulp, washed and dried and stored at low temperature in wet sand-winter. Heat preservation and moisturizing are beneficial to sprouting. The seeds can be sowed in the early and middle of March of the next year, covered with film, and seedlings can emerge in early May. Nursery after 1-2 years of culture.

3. Striping propagation: the wavy striping method can be used to carry out in the wet and cloudless weather in the rainy season, and the survival rate is high. It can be separated and transplanted in autumn and planted the following year. Propagate with cuttings, striping and sowing. Cuttings can be carried out from after falling leaves to before sprouting. The seeds were collected in October and could be sown in winter or in spring the following year. Transplantation or colonization is carried out in the deciduous stage. Parthenocissus quinquefolia is usually propagated by cuttings, and it has been proved that seed propagation is also a good way, with a seedling emergence rate of up to 80%, and it is also convenient to manage at the seedling stage.

Second, the difference between Euphorbia quinquefolia and Parthenocissus.

Five-leaf brocade: American brocade, palmately compound, long stalked, 5-foliolate, hard, ovate-long-elliptic, apex pointed, base cuneate. Cymes integrated paniculate. Berries subglobose, ca. 6 mm in diameter, blue-black at maturity, slightly whitish. Flowering from July to August and fruiting from September to October. Mainly rely on tendrils to climb up the building walls, rocks and old tree trunks, growing vigorously, but the climbing force is poor, and the effect is somewhat messy, often blown down by strong winds in the north.

Parthenocissus: that is, Parthenocissus, simple leaves, leaves broadly ovate, base cordate, usually 3-lobed; young leaves smaller, mostly undivided; lower leaves often divided into 3 leaflets. Cymes usually born between the two leaves at the tip of short branches, flowers yellowish green, berries globose, 6 mm to 8 mm in diameter, blue-black when ripe, powdered, flowering in June, fruit ripe in October. Mainly rely on the sucker to climb the wall or rock, luxuriant branches, layers of dense, strong climbing force, good vertical greening effect.

The above is the breeding method of five-leaf brocade and the difference between five-leaf brocade and Parthenocissus. Friends who want to breed five-leaf brocade may wish to have a look. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.