How to water mandala flowers, mandala flowers watering precautions/avoid water

The mandala flower is a kind of high ornamental flower, but if you want it to be ornamental, it should not be careless in the process of breeding. Only if it is properly maintained can it produce brilliant flowers. Watering is a more important link in the breeding process of the mandala flower, so how do the mandala flower be watered? In fact, there are many things that need to be paid attention to. Let's take you to know it.

First, how to water the mandala flowers

1. Spring watering

Spring is the season for the rapid growth of stramonium flowers, so the requirement for moisture is still relatively high, but it is not necessary to water it too frequently. Of course, this frequency is not fixed. After all, spring is a season with more Rain Water, so we can depend on the situation and generally keep the soil moist.

two。 Summer watering

Summer is the hottest season of the year, and water evaporates faster, so it needs watering almost every day in this season, otherwise it is easy to cause the phenomenon of yellowing leaves due to lack of water, and besides watering, it also needs shading, otherwise it is also easy to cause this phenomenon. For details, you can refer to the article on the breeding methods of Datura mandala flowers. Here the editor will not introduce too much.

3. Autumn watering

The climate of autumn is similar to that of spring, which is more suitable for the growth of strawberry flowers, but compared with spring, the climate of autumn will be relatively drier, so the frequency of watering is higher than that of spring. Mandala likes a moist environment, so keep the soil at a certain humidity.

4. Watering in winter

Winter is the lowest temperature season of the year. In this season, stramonium flowers do not require too much water, so they are watered as little as possible. If they are watered too much, they are not only unable to absorb, but also prone to frostbite. The frequency of watering in winter is usually once in 7-10 days, and it is OK to keep the soil a little moist when watering, so there is no need to be too wet.

II. Matters needing attention in watering mandala flowers

This kind of plant likes the humid environment, but it is not resistant to waterlogging, so remember not to cause stagnant water when watering, otherwise it is easy to have rotten roots or some diseases and insect pests.

How to raise potted mandala flowers, breeding methods and matters needing attention of stramonium flowers

I believe everyone is no stranger to this name. We have heard this name in many movies and TV dramas, but not many people really know it. In fact, there are many people raising this plant in our country. How to raise potted mandala flowers? What are the breeding methods and matters needing attention of Datura mandshurica? Next, the editor will take you to learn about it.

First, how to raise potted mandala flowers

If we want to know how to raise potted mandala flowers, we first need to understand its growth habits. This plant likes a warm and humid environment, so we must keep plenty of light when raising it. Of course, this is just one of them. There are many other things to pay attention to. As for what? It is described in more detail below, and we will move on.

II. Culture methods and matters needing attention of Datura mandshurica

1. Soil requirement

Datura stramonium flowers do not have high requirements for soil, and they can survive in many soils, but different soils still have a certain impact on their growth, and the best choice is humus soil, which has better drainage and can better absorb nutrients.

two。 Fertilization requirements

In the mandala flower culture methods and matters needing attention, fertilization is a very important aspect, the choice of fertilizer in each period is different, and fertilization requirements are also different, you can refer to the mandala flower how to fertilize the article, here the editor will not introduce too much.

3. Watering requirement

Mandala likes a wet environment, so when watering, it must be thoroughly watered to maintain the moisture of the soil, but remember not to accumulate water, otherwise it is easy to cause rotting roots, watering does not have a fixed frequency, just watering according to the situation.

4. Lighting requirement

In the mandala flower culture methods and matters needing attention, light is also a more important link, it is a light-loving plant, so in the process of breeding must maintain sufficient light, but when the summer light is too strong, you still need to pay attention to shade.

5. Proper pruning

In the growth process of Datura, there will be some dead branches and rotten leaves, then we need timely pruning, which is not only conducive to beauty, but also promote the emergence of new branches, so proper pruning is very necessary.

6. Pest control

In the process of breeding Datura stramonium, if it is not cultured properly, it is easy to have symptoms such as diseases and insect pests. At this time, we need to carry out prevention and control. For specific prevention and control methods, you can refer to the article on pest control of Datura mandala flowers, which is introduced in detail.

How to propagate and how to propagate / sow / cuttage of Datura stramonium

The mandala flower is a highly ornamental plant. Although it has a certain degree of toxicity, many people still choose to raise this plant at home. With more people breeding, how to reproduce the mandala flower has also become a matter of concern. What are the breeding methods of the stramonium flower? Next, the editor will take you to learn about it.

How to reproduce the flowers of Datura stramonium

In fact, how to reproduce mandala flowers can be divided into two types: sowing reproduction and cutting propagation. As long as the methods are right, the survival rates of the two methods are relatively high. The details are explained in detail in the following breeding methods of Datura stramonium. Let's move on.

II. Propagation methods of Datura stramonium flowers

Sowing and reproduction

1. Sowing time

When sowing and propagating the flowers of Datura stramonium, it is best to do it every spring, when the climate is more suitable and it will be more conducive to seed germination. In terms of seeds, we can choose the seeds that matured the year before to sow.

two。 Sowing method

Among the breeding methods of Datura stramonium flowers, sowing and reproduction is a more commonly used method. First of all, we need to flatten the soil, and then sow the seeds evenly on the soil surface, and then cover the soil with about 2cm for watering. When watering, we should pay attention to watering thoroughly, but do not cause stagnant water, and then wait about 15 days to germinate.

3. Subsequent management

After sprouting, we can maintain the mandala flowers normally, and there are many things that need to be paid attention to in the conservation. Friends who do not know can refer to the article on the breeding methods of stramonium flowers, in which there is detailed teaching. Here the editor will not introduce too much.

Cuttage propagation

1. Soil selection

In the breeding methods of Datura stramonium flowers, no matter sowing or cutting, the choice of soil is the same, and it is also a more important step. Choosing the right soil can greatly improve the survival rate. In this regard, we can choose relatively loose humus soil, which has better drainage and can better absorb nutrients.

two。 Cuttings selection

In terms of cuttings, we'd better choose branches with stronger growth, so the survival rate will be higher, do not choose those branches that look very weak, it is very difficult to survive with this kind of branches.

3. Cutting method

In the breeding methods of Datura stramonium flowers, cutting propagation is less than sowing reproduction, but the survival rate is not low at all. First of all, we can use chopsticks to insert a hole in the middle of the basin soil. Then the selected cuttings are inserted into the hole to flatten the soil by 2/3. After that, you can water them thoroughly, and then stand still for about 15-20 days to take root, and then you can carry out normal maintenance.