Culture methods of Lily Bamboo

1. Matrix:

Lily bamboo has good adaptability and can grow in clay and sandy soil, but the sandy soil which is loose and fertile, good drainage and rich in humus grows best. In family cultivation, rotten leaf soil can be mixed with river sand or slag ash.

2. Humidity:

The optimum growth temperature of lily bamboo is between 20 and 30 ℃, and the overwintering temperature should be kept above 10 ℃, and it is not resistant to low temperature freezing injury. A certain amount of air humidity is needed in the process of growth, otherwise the color of the leaves becomes dim and the glossiness decreases. Water can be frequently sprayed to the plant during the growing period, and if conditions permit, it is best to increase moisture and humidity in the environment.

3. Lighting:

Lily bamboo likes light and avoids direct sunlight in summer. family maintenance can place it under the south window or balcony, only to avoid direct light in summer, and it is best to give certain light in other seasons, otherwise the golden stripes in the middle of the leaves will be dim and disappear, seriously reducing the ornamental value.

4. Watering:

Lily bamboo has a wide tolerance to water, and mild drought and wet stains will not damage too much, but it is better to irrigate the surface layer of basin soil after drying in management, which is beneficial to its growth. Alternating dry and wet watering can make the branches and leaves dense, compact branches and high ornamental value.

The cultivation method of lily bamboo is as popular as Fugui bamboo. Many flower lovers buy it back because they do not know the culture method of lily bamboo, which leads to symptoms such as withering and yellowing of lily bamboo leaves. Serious people a good pot of lily bamboo will die warped. In the lily bamboo culture method, the most important thing is watering, followed by ventilation, followed by light, because most foliage pots are planted in that kind of large and deep ceramic flowerpots, which look good, but are not conducive to water volatilization. and flower friends often can not control themselves, watering every now and then, resulting in the leaves begin to dry up, usually starting from the bottom, and the edge of the leaves. It is recommended to cut off the yellow leaves to facilitate ventilation, move to a place close to the window or door with good ventilation, dig the soil before watering, and dry and water it 2cm below. Secondly, because the lily bamboo is used as an indoor foliage potted plant, some flower friends raise flowers in an office, and the indoor ventilation is not good, which is also the cause of the problems with the lily bamboo. As for the light, it can be properly released, astigmatism, and there is no big problem with light. Why do we have to say the above two points first, because the most important thing about a pot of flowers is the above two points, so the lily bamboo culture method that flower friends take great pains to find may not necessarily solve the problem, but below we still want to briefly describe some of the situation of lily bamboo. The soil cultivation of lily bamboo has good adaptability and can grow in clay and sandy soil, but the sandy soil which is loose and fertile, good drainage and rich in humus can be mixed with plant nutrient soil, rotten leaf soil and river sand. In family cultivation, rotten leaf soil can be mixed with river sand or slag ash. If the basin is changed every 2 years, the foliage plant culture soil can be selected. The humidity suitable for the growth of lily bamboo is between 20 and 30 ℃, and the overwintering temperature should be kept above 10 ℃, which is not resistant to low temperature and freezing injury. A certain amount of air humidity is needed in the process of growth, otherwise the color of the leaves becomes dim and the glossiness decreases. Water can be frequently sprayed to the plant during the growing period, and if conditions permit, it is best to increase moisture and humidity in the environment. The light suitable for the growth of lily bamboo likes light, and avoids direct sunlight in summer. Family maintenance can place it under the south window or balcony, only to avoid direct light in summer, and it is best to give some light in other seasons. otherwise, the golden stripes in the middle of the leaves will be dim and disappear, seriously reducing the ornamental value. How to water lily bamboo has a wide tolerance to water, mild drought and wet stains will not damage too much, but it is better to pour thoroughly the surface layer of basin soil after drying in the management, which is beneficial to its growth. Alternating dry and wet watering can make the branches and leaves dense, compact branches and high ornamental value. How to fertilize lily bamboo does not have a strict demand for fertilizer, either chemical fertilizer or organic fertilizer can be applied during the growing period, but a small amount of chemical fertilizer should be applied for many times and watering in time after fertilization. In addition, when changing the basin and soil every year, a certain mature organic fertilizer can be added as the base fertilizer to ensure its good growth. The pruning of lily bamboo has a certain persistent root and can grow new branches from the root, so the plant shape is generally good. Lily bamboo is more resistant to pruning, so it is best to increase fertilizer and water management before and after pruning to keep the new branches and leaves better. Pruning is mainly plastic surgery, of course, the need for cuttings in cutting propagation is also one of the main reasons for pruning. The disease and insect pest control of lily bamboo is less, and the main disease is leaf spot. In the process of family maintenance, it is often harmed by red spiders because of dry air or other flowers and plants, which can be washed with large water for many times. or directly spray mites to control, such as triclofenac, Nisolan, propargite and so on. Culture methods of Lily Bamboo

The hot and humid season in summer and autumn is very beneficial to the growth of lily bamboo, and it is the best time for its growth. It is not strict with light, so it is suitable to grow under bright scattered light. Excessive light and sun exposure will cause leaves to turn yellow, fade green, grow slowly and so on.

Lily bamboo like wet and high temperature, waterlogging resistance, strong fertility resistance, cold resistance; like semi-shady environment. It is suitable for growing in sandy soil or semi-muddy sand and alluvium clay with good drainage, the suitable growth temperature is 20 ℃ 28 ℃, and it can withstand 2 Mel 3 Mel low temperature, but it should be frost proof in winter.

Therefore, when planting in the field, we should build a 1.7-meter-high shade net with a shading rate of 75%, so as to create an environment of half yin and yang and scattered light. Especially from April to September, it is necessary to avoid direct exposure to strong light, exposure or excessive drought, otherwise it is easy to make the leaves rough, scorched, weak, lack of luster and reduce the ornamental value. The soil should always be kept moist during the growing season, and water should be sprayed or sprinkled on the leaves to increase the humidity of the air; in case of heavy rain, the stagnant water in the field should be cleared to prevent lodging. In winter, we should pay attention to prevent cold and frost. The leaves will yellowed and wither when the temperature is below 10 ℃. At this time, the soil should be dry and wet, but it should not be dry or too wet. It is necessary to reduce watering and stop fertilization.

Lily bamboo growth, root and sprout power is strong, often use cutting propagation, as long as the temperature is suitable for the whole year. Generally cut the stem segment without leaves as cuttings, 5ml 10cm long, preferably with 3 internodes, inserted in the sand bed or semi-muddy sand. In spring and autumn in the south, it can sprout roots and buds in 30 days, and can be put on the plate or transplanted in the field in 35 days.