The propagation method of blue incense mustard

Sowing and reproduction

The growing period of blue mustard is relatively short, and it can be sown many times in spring and autumn, which can prolong the viewing period. For Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, August-September is the most suitable time for sowing. In addition, although blue mustard can also use self-sowing for reproduction, but the overall effect of this method is probably not very good, usually not used, generally limited to self-sowing reproduction in wild and natural landscape areas.

Root propagation

The root base of blue mustard is lignified and maintained for many years, the tuber root propagates continuously, can sprout new buds on it, and continue to blossom from the second season to the following season.

The Culture method of Blue incense Mustard

Blue mustard likes the sun very much, and it is possible to let it receive light all day during breeding, or in a slightly dark environment, but pay attention to the fact that in summer, because the temperature is too high and the sun is too strong, you can not let the plant be placed in direct sunlight. Give it proper shade so as not to burn the plant leaves.

Water and fertilizer

As the blue mustard is a dwarf plant, branches and leaves are hairy, so be careful when watering and fertilizing, and remember not to let water and liquid fertilizer splash on the leaves. If there is spatter, wipe it off in time so as not to burn or rot the plant.

Soil

Blue mustard soil requirements are relatively strict, need loose, breathable and well-drained soil, this kind of soil can be configured by itself, you can also go to the florist to buy special nutrient soil for blue incense mustard.

The above is about the introduction of how to raise blue incense mustard. Let's take a look at what else we need to pay attention to.

The propagation method of blue incense mustard

Sowing and Propagation of Blue incense Mustard

The growing period of blue mustard is relatively short, and it can be sown many times in spring and autumn, which can prolong the viewing period. For Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, August-September is the most suitable time to sow seeds. In addition, although blue mustard can also use self-sowing to reproduce, but the overall effect of this method is probably not very good, usually not used, generally limited to self-sowing reproduction in rough and natural landscape areas.

Root propagation of blue incense mustard

The root base of blue mustard is lignified and maintained for many years, the tuber root propagates continuously, can sprout new buds on it, and continue to blossom from the second season to the following season.