Conservation principles of malachite grass

Conservation principles of malachite:

(1) Light regulation

Peacock grass is a positive plant, growth and flowering require sufficient sunlight, sufficient light is also conducive to prevent plant overgrowth. Avoid direct sunlight in the hot season and cool down by shading around noon.

(2) temperature control

The temperature can be reduced by 18 degrees Celsius after potting, to 15 degrees Celsius after a few weeks, and to 12: 14 degrees Celsius before and after flowering. This temperature is ideal for forming a good plant shape, but it may be difficult to achieve this condition in actual production. Therefore, generally speaking, as long as it is above 5 degrees Celsius, it will not be frozen, and it can grow well between 10 and 30 degrees Celsius.

(3) Water and fertilizer management

The key to moisture management is to use a medium with good drainage. Although it is important to keep the medium moist, it is necessary to dry properly before each watering. Of course, the medium should not be too dry and cause the plant to wither. For those cultivated completely in human culture medium, it can be fertilized alternately for 7 to 10 days. When the temperature is low in winter, the use of fertilizer should be reduced. If the medium is ordinary soil, the compound fertilizer can be mixed as base fertilizer before the medium is put into the basin. Fertilizer is applied when the fertilizer is insufficient.

1. Light regulation

Peacock grass is a positive plant, growth and flowering require sufficient sunlight, sufficient light is also conducive to prevent plant overgrowth. Avoid direct sunlight in the hot season and cool down by shading around noon.

2. Temperature control

The temperature can be reduced by 18 ℃ after potting, to 15 ℃ after a few weeks, and to 12: 14 ℃ before and after flowering. This temperature is ideal for forming a good plant shape, but it may be difficult to achieve this condition in practical production. Therefore, generally speaking, as long as it is more than 5 ℃, it will not be frozen, and it can grow well between 10 ℃ and 30 ℃.

3. Water and fertilizer management

The key to moisture management is to use a medium with good drainage. Although it is important to keep the medium moist, it is necessary to dry properly before each watering. Of course, the medium should not be too dry and cause the plant to wither. For those cultivated completely in artificial medium, it can be fertilized alternately once every 7 to 10 days. When the temperature is low in winter, the use of fertilizer should be reduced. If the medium is ordinary soil, the compound fertilizer can be mixed as base fertilizer before the medium is put into the basin. Fertilizer is applied when the fertility is insufficient. Four principles for the conservation of malachite grass

The main results are as follows: (1) Light regulation: Peacock grass is a positive plant, which requires sufficient sunlight for growth and flowering, and sufficient light is also beneficial to prevent plant overgrowth. Avoid direct sunlight in the hot season and cool down by shading around noon.

(2) temperature control: the temperature can be reduced by 18 ℃ after potting, to 15 ℃ after a few weeks, and to 12: 14 ℃ before and after flowering. This temperature is ideal for forming a good plant shape, but it may be difficult to achieve this condition in practical production. Therefore, generally speaking, as long as it is more than 5 ℃, it will not be frozen, and it can grow well between 10 ℃ and 30 ℃.

(3) Water and fertilizer management: the key to water management is to use a medium with good drainage. Although it is important to keep the medium moist, it is necessary to dry properly before each watering. Of course, the medium should not be too dry and cause the plant to wither. For those cultivated completely in artificial medium, it can be fertilized alternately once every 7 to 10 days. When the temperature is low in winter, the use of fertilizer should be reduced. If the medium is ordinary soil, the compound fertilizer can be mixed as base fertilizer before the medium is put into the basin. Fertilizer is applied when the fertility is insufficient.

It is easy to cross and degenerate among malachite varieties. There are not only single, double, different flower colors and different height varieties of peacock grass, but also marigold of the same genus, and the natural hybridization between them is also easy to degenerate. Varieties with good colors should be selected, sowed and planted separately, and keep a distance of more than 100 meters from other varieties. Seeds are harvested separately and stored separately.