Emperor\’s breeding method
Potting soil selection
The potted imperial crown, because the roots of the imperial crown are relatively large, you need to choose a deeper flower pot. Put some tiles at the bottom of the flower pot to help drain. The soil can use a sandy soil with better air permeability. It can mix a small amount of bone powder into a medium in the coarse sand, garden soil, and corrupt leaf soil, and then put them in a pot.
Light and temperature
Di Guan likes to be highly recharged, but do not directly expose the exposure. Exposure will not only affect growth, but also cause discoloration. In the strong summer of sunshine, the shade is properly carried out. The appropriate temperature of the emperor crown is between 5 ° C -30 ° C, and the temperature of the day and night should be kept within a suitable range. The emperor likes the cold climate in winter, and the temperature of the winter is required not to be lower than 5 ° C.
Watering and fertilization
The emperor can be fully watered during the growth period, but it does not like the environment that is too humid. If water is accumulated in the pot, it is easy to cause rotten roots. Basically, the soil should be maintained at a suitable dry and wet degree, and it should not be too dry. If you fertilize, you can basically apply it once a month. Pay attention to sprinkle some bone powder when you put it in the pot.
Precautions for the breeding of Emperor Crown
Reproduce
The reproduction of the imperial crowns is more difficult, and generally the two methods of sowing and breeding and breeding. Sowing and reproduction can be broadcast indoor basin in May and June, but the germination rate is low and the growth will be slow. Grafting and reproduction are carried out in June and July, using the ruler or grass ball as the rootstock.
Pest
The disease of Di Guan is mainly the harm of anthracnose and root rot. The pests are mainly red spiders. They can use drugs for prevention and treatment. Pay attention to ventilation on weekdays.