Nerines need care matched to the species and local climate. Check leaf growth and the bulb's cycle before deciding on planting depth, watering or winter protection.
Potting soil selection
Choose a flower pot when breeding Nili flowers. You can use a pot of breeding a ball according to your own needs. You can choose a smaller on the pot. You can also breed 3-4 balls in a pot. Pots. When you put on the pot, choose a well -drained soil. You can mix with peat soil, garden soil and perlite, and add a small amount of base fertilizer to configure the soil.
Light and temperature
Nali flower likes warm and has a sunny environment, has a certain cold resistance, but is not high -temperature. Ensure that Nilihua has a certain light during the growth period. In spring and autumn, it can be kept in a half -shade place. In summer, avoid direct sunlight and pay attention to shading. The maximum temperature of growth should not exceed 30 ° C, which can resist low temperature. Low temperature in winter will not affect the growth of Nalihua.
Watering and fertilization
Nali peanuts are not resistant to water and humidity during the growing period, and need a certain nutrients. A certain amount of base fertilizer needs to be applied during planting, and water should be poured once after the basin. In the spring and autumn, it is necessary to keep the pot soil moist and apply liquid fertilizer every half a month. Summer is less watering during dormancy, and watering needs to be controlled in winter and stopping fertilization.
Growing and propagation
The most common breeding of Nalihua is the breeding of the ball, which can also be sowed or organized.
Pest
During the breeding process of Nali, the common diseases are soft rot and charcoal plague, and common pests are oblique night -night moths, tadpoles and threads, which are more harmful to plants.
Pelvic
Potted Nilihua, which is maintained for a period of time after the basin, and then turning the pot or changing the soil, but there is no need to turn over the pot every year.
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