Conditions required for brown bamboo sowing and breeding
As far as the habit of brown bamboo is concerned, it likes warm and humid, good ventilation and a slightly overcast environment. Plants are not very strict in water and fertilizer, but the sowing conditions are high. It requires fertile, loose, well -drained soil, and does not allow barren and saltine to require higher environmental temperature and humidity. Because brown bamboo sowing reproduction is extremely high in environmental requirements, brown bamboo sowing reproduction is not common.
The specific method of brown bamboo sowing and breeding
The soil required for brown bamboo sowing is generally based on loose, permeable, fertile acidic soil and mixes with rotten soil or river sand soil. Before sowing the brown bamboo seeds, soak the seeds with warm water for about two days, and after the brown bamboo seeds germinate, the sowing should be performed. Pay attention to the proper deepening of the soil. Uniform changes. In addition to covering the soil, you also need to pay attention to the temperature and humidity of the plant growth environment must be kept within the appropriate range to avoid stagnation or even death of plant growth. In addition, you can germinate seedlings one to two months after sowing. Similarly, when the seedlings grow a little, you need to transplant. At this time, you need to pay attention to it. In a cluster, it can promote survival.
Brown bamboo can sow
In summary, because brown bamboo sowing reproduction is more complicated, it is not often adopted, rather than brown bamboo cannot sow.
