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Prevent the calyx of carnation from breaking

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, In the cut flower cultivation of carnation (also known as carnation and carnation), a physiological disease-calyx rupture often occurs. The physiological cause of calyx rupture is the growth of petals, which quickly exceeds that of sweet potatoes and breaks the calyx, especially in large rotation with more than 60 petals. In addition, in the flowering stage, calyx cracks often occur due to the increase in the number of petals or flowers and the large temperature difference between day and night. Therefore, low temperature, too much watering or too much fertilizer, especially too much phosphorus, can easily cause calyx rupture. Ways to prevent calyx cleft:

In the cut flower cultivation of carnation (also known as carnation and carnation), a physiological disease-calyx rupture often occurs. The physiological cause of calyx rupture is the growth of petals, which quickly exceeds that of sweet potatoes and breaks the calyx, especially in large rotation with more than 60 petals. In addition, in the flowering stage, calyx cracks often occur due to the increase in the number of petals or flowers and the large temperature difference between day and night. Therefore, low temperature, too much watering or too much fertilizer, especially too much phosphorus, can easily cause calyx rupture.

Ways to prevent calyx cleft:

First, increase the temperature of the cultivation room at night, fully ventilate during the day, reduce the temperature difference between day and night, and water properly to avoid dryness and dryness.

2. Within 2 weeks of flowering, wrap a plastic belt around the calyx into a bowl, or install an iron wire ring

Third, treat soybean-sized buds with 30-50PPM gibberellin.

 
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