Flower fertilization methods and precautions?

Flowers are planted by many friends. If flowers want to grow well, fertilization is very important. Today, I would like to share with you the methods and matters needing attention.

Flower fertilization is more complicated, and the general principles are as follows: the amount of fertilizer should be applied a small amount for many times; inorganic chemical fertilizer should not be applied or touch the base of the stem; organic fertilizer should be used after composting and ripening; more fertilizer should be applied when plants grow vigorously in summer in high temperature and humidity weather; less fertilizer should be applied when plants with low temperature and weak light grow slowly in winter; timely supplementary application should be applied in time after heavy rain or when the leaves of plants are yellow-green and lack of fertilizer, and so on.

1. Flower base fertilizer-the mature organic fertilizer is often used in large area planting flowers or nutritious nursery beds. The application rate of base fertilizer is 1500 kg / mu, and if cake fertilizer, bone meal and livestock dry manure are used, the amount of basic fertilizer is 100 jin / mu, or 20 jin / mu of biological fertilizer is applied at the same time, and it can be planted in a few days after soil preparation. Nutrient nursery bed mostly uses strong adsorptive medium seedling net such as peat, add appropriate amount of nutrient elements before planting, let it absorb and then plant, can also add 0.001-1ppm manganese, iron, zinc, boron, copper, molybdenum trace elements.

2. Topdressing of potted flowers-potted flowers need to supplement a variety of nutrients at any time because of their limited medium capacity. For the seedlings that have turned green and have new leaves, they should start topdressing, and the amount of topdressing should depend on the size of the basin, applying compound fertilizer 40-40 per pot (imported compound fertilizer); for the seedlings that have grown strong, apply 100-120 per pot, twice a month, combined with spray formula liquid fertilizer for 5-8 times; in case of heavy rain, topdressing should be applied once. Topdressing should be applied on the periphery of the basin, away from the base of the stem as far as possible, especially not to let the fertilizer grains fall into the center of whorled leaves (such as dragon blood trees, pineapples, etc.). If you need to promote flowers, you can add 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate to speed up the development of flower buds, usually 3 Mel once every 5 days.

Topdressing methods for different kinds of potted flowers:

Supply information of topdressing seedlings of ① bulbs and fleshy flowers-because bulbs and fleshy stems can store nutrients and have fewer roots, the amount of topdressing can be halved according to the normal amount. Because of their high requirements for nitrogen, potassium and calcium, potassium nitrate and calcium nitrate are often used in the use of formula liquid fertilizer.

② fibrous root flowers are required to be planted in loose media, such as rhododendron, ornamental pineapple, etc. Topdressing requires a small amount of fertilizer for many times, and the amount of topdressing is the normal amount of 1max 5mer 1max 4, that is, 1530 grains of compound fertilizer can be applied to each pot.

③ big leaf type shade foliage flower topdressing-this flower grows rapidly, the root system is developed, and needs a lot of fertilizer, such as evergreen of Araceae. In addition to the normal amount of topdressing, 120 grains of compound fertilizer were applied twice a month, and the formula liquid fertilizer was sprayed for 8 times.

④ bonsai topdressing-bonsai fertilization is characterized by less quantity and long fertilizer effect. Generally with slow-acting organic fertilizer such as bone meal, cake fertilizer as the main body, mixed with the slow release of urea formaldehyde, phosphate rock powder and a small amount of fertilizer. If there is no ready-made bonsai special fertilizer, you can use the commercial flower fertilizer reel into olive oil or plastic film coating liquid treatment, can achieve a sustained, long-term effect, the fertilizer can be shallowly buried under the basin edge substrate. The bonsai produced in a large area can be sprayed with formula liquid fertilizer, spraying once every 5 days, and spraying water and washing salt alternately.

When the pot soil can not maintain the normal growth of flowers, there will be yellowing leaves, thin branches, small flowers and sparse fruits, so it is necessary to apply fertilizer. However, fertilization should be based on the variety of flowers, habits, the purpose of fertilization and the lack of elements in the price of seedlings to determine the type, quantity, times and methods of fertilizer.

Family flower planting can be divided into two kinds: court planting (that is, open field planting) and pot planting, and fertilization should also be different. Although courtyard planting is different from the field, the ground temperature is high, the range is wide, and it is convenient to absorb water and fertilizer, so the frequency of fertilization and watering can be less, and the thicker fertilizer will not cause fertilizer damage for a while. Potted plants are different, due to environmental limitations, on the one hand, we can not lack of fertilizer to prevent element deficiency; on the other hand, it is necessary to prevent excessive fertilizer, resulting in fertilizer damage to the plant and affect the normal growth of the plant.

Plant habits are also divided into fertilizer and barren tolerance, such as citrus, Phyllostachys pubescens, pomegranate, arrow lotus and other fertilizer-loving plants should be more fertilized, while rhododendron, black pine, needle-free pine and other barren plants should apply thin fertilizer. Because the cuckoo has fine roots and weak fertilizer absorption, more fertilizer suffers, and less fertilizer affects flowering.

To apply fertilizer, we must first understand the types of fertilizers and their functions. The basic nutrients of flowers are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium:

1. Nitrogen fertilizer: it can promote the branches and leaves to flourish and improve the flowering rate. Common nitrogen fertilizers include human feces, urine, ammonium sulfate and so on.

2. Phosphate fertilizer: it can make the flowers bright, firm and full. Common phosphate fertilizers include rice bran, fish scales, bone meal, chicken manure, calcium superphosphate and so on.

3. Potash fertilizer: it can make the root system grow strong, enhance the resistance of flowers to diseases and insect pests, cold and heat, and increase the fragrance of flowers. Common potash fertilizers include rice straw ash, plant ash, potassium sulfate and so on.