Bi Tao’s breeding method
Potting soil selection
To breed green peaches, you need to choose the right pot soil. Choosing a flower pot is mainly to choose a purple sand pottery or a glaze pot. In order to match the color of the blue peach, it creates a good flowering effect. The soil can choose a loose and breathable drainage soil to ensure certain fertility.
Light and temperature
Bi Tao likes a warm environment, can resist high temperature, cold to resistance, and like light. Putting Bi Tao can be kept in a sunny place, not too shaded, and will reduce flowering. Bi Tao can be cold, but it should be noted that Bi Tao should be placed in the northern region to overwinter, and the southern region can be placed outdoors in the sun.
Water and fertilizer management
Bi Tao needs to keep the soil moist in normal times, which can tolerate drought, but afraid of water and humidity. Watering should be appropriate, watering is sufficient during flowering, frozen water and frozen water need to be opened in early spring and late autumn. Proper watering in summer is appropriate, but it is not appropriate to pour more. Pay attention to draining in time to avoid stagnant water. Bi Tao likes fertilizer, but fertilizer should not be too much. When planting, you can apply some base fertilizers, and some base fertilizer should be applied before winter. It should be noted that fertilization according to the growth of the plant, if the growth is stronger to reduce fertilization, phosphate fertilizer can be applied before flowering to promote flowering.
Breeding method
Bi Tao’s reproduction is mainly used by grafting. Choose the right rootstock, grafted with buds or branches, and do maintenance management after survival.
Precautions for Bai Tao’s breeding
prune
Bi Tao’s trimming is generally performed after dormant or after flowers. Pruning Bi Peach is mainly plastic surgery and cut off those branches that affect the shape of the blue peach tree. After blooming, the flower branches are mainly trimmed. This can make the blue peach tree beautiful and bloom. You can cut off those dead branches, sick branches and weak branches to promote good growth of blue peaches.
Pelvic
Bi Tao is generally over the basin once every 1-2 years. It is carried out during the dormant period. When turning the pot, you can replace the new cultivation soil and repair roots.
Pest
Bi Tao’s more common diseases include leaf contraction, glue and anthracnose, and insect pests include aphids, scale insects, red spiders and moths.
