How to cultivate Dryopteris Dryopteris how to cultivate Dryopteris and points for attention

How to raise Dryopteris? Dryopteris Dryopteris is a green herb, which has the names of iron grass, iron grass, water pig hair soil and so on. Its light green thin leaves with jet-black and shiny petioles are particularly elegant and elegant, so they are also called "young girl's hair". The following editor introduces to you how to cultivate Dryopteris and its breeding methods and matters needing attention.

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An introduction to Dryopteris przewalskii

Dryopteris, also known as iron filament grass, juvenile hair grass, iron grass, water pig hair grass, is a perennial herb evergreen plant, its light green thin leaves with jet-black bright leaves, appear particularly elegant and elegant. Clematis, as an indoor potted plant, makes the whole indoor home brilliant. Before you know how to raise Dryopteris, let's take a look at the pictures of Dryopteris.

After watching the picture of Dryopteris, do you have the feeling of deja vu? I just can't name it. I believe you have also been confused by the beauty of Dryopteris. I don't know how to raise Dryopteris.

How to cultivate Dryopteris Dryopteris how to cultivate Dryopteris and points for attention

Dryopteris prefers warm, moist, semi-shady environment, likes loose, fertile and calcareous sandy loam, and avoids direct sunlight. Therefore, the culture methods of Dryopteris should mainly pay attention to the following points:

1. Soil: when potted, the cultivated soil can be mixed with loam, rotten leaf soil and river sand.

2. Water and fertilizer control: apply liquid fertilizer once a week during the growing period, and pay attention to keep the basin soil moist and high air humidity. It likes to be moist and needs more watering during the peak growing season. In the dry season, water can often be sprinkled on the ground around the plant to increase air humidity. Water should be watered once or twice a day in summer.

3. Temperature and light: Dryopteris likes to be warm and hardy, and the suitable temperature for growth is 21: 25 ℃ during the day and 12: 15 ℃ at night. It likes bright scattered light and avoids direct sunlight. If the light is too strong, it will wither and yellow the leaves and die.

4. Pest control: potted clematis often have leaf blight. Bordeaux solution can be used in the initial stage, and 70% methyl topiramate can be used in severe cases. If shell insects are harmful, 40% omethoate 1000 times solution can be used for control.

5. With regard to the reproduction of Dryopteris Dryopteris, there are mainly ramet and spore reproduction, which is usually carried out in early spring when the spores are changed, and the spores can reproduce by themselves in a warm, shady and humid environment.

The editor reminded: Dryopteris should be raised in the shade, but we can't miss the sun. To keep the air moist, permeate the pot with water every day (dip the flowerpot in a bucket of water for a few seconds and then take it out). If you are free, turn more flowerpots so that sunlight (astigmatism) can be accepted in every direction of the plant.

This is the editor's introduction on how to cultivate Dryopteris Dryopteris and points for attention. I hope I can help you.