Farming method
Variety choice
The goldfish grass has a larger plant, and there is a low flowering variety. Potted goldfish grass should choose the low and flowering variety of plants, so that the value of potted plants is higher.
Potting
Goldfish is suitable for a gas permeable mud basin or plastic basin with a pot of about 15 cm. The cultivation matrix should choose loose, fertile, drainous cultivation soil, or mix with rusted soil, peat, and food and grayish ash. Before planting, some dry livestock or pie fertilizer, slightly bone powder or calcium phosphate as a base fertilizer.
Water fertilizer management
Goldfish grass is usually a top dressing every 10 days. Goldfish grass is water, but the watering is insufficient, and it will also affect its growth and development. The correct approach is to keep the soil moist, which is slightly dry between the two irrigation. In addition, water should be avoided from plants to reduce the humidity and water droplet splash spread of leaves.
Temperature and light
Goldfish grass is a full-eyed plant. Under the conditions of sunshine, the growth of goldfish grass is high, and the flowering is complete and bright. Under the half-dimensional conditions, the growth is high and the color is lighter. Goldfish grass is carried out in winter 4 hours fill in early flow. The cultivation temperature of the goldfish grass remains at night temperature of 15 ° C, and the temperature is about 22-28 ° C. During the 2-3 ° C, the flowers were delayed, and the blind flowers increased, and the quality of the cut flowers decreased.
Reproductive way
Goldfish grass mainly uses seeds and group culture breeding.
Precautions
prune
After the goldfish grass is blooming, the earth is cut to the ground, pouring 1 pendant, can germinate new branches for about one week, and then apply a thin liquid fertilizer to the flower bud every 10 days.
Pest Control
Common diseases of goldfish grass are: stem rot, seedling, rust, leaf blight, gray mold
The common pests of goldfish are: aphids, red spiders, white flour, thistle, etc.
