The old farmers in the countryside teach you to plant carnation flowers by hand.
Carnation, Chinese Dianthus, Luoyang Dianthus, Stone Chrysanthemum, Embroidery Bamboo, Carnation. Let's talk about flower care.
Temperature: growth temperature of 7-20 degrees, winter resistance, winter care properly, can bloom all seasons. Light: Scattered light is appropriate in summer, appropriate shade, avoid sun exposure
Soil: dry, fertile, loose and well-drained calcareous alkaline sandy soil is preferred, avoid clay. Fertilization: compound fertilizer is applied once a month during the growth period, and calcium fertilizer can be supplemented. Pruning: flower picking promotes branching and flowering, pruning in time after flowering, and secondary flowering.
Pests and diseases: rust, red spiders, aphids are common. Three Rural Editors: Agricultural Standard
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