The breeding method and precautions of the phoenix fed fern

How to breeding the phoenix fed fern

Pot soil

The adaptability of the phoenix fern is very strong and the soil is not high, but the soil with good fertile and well -drained is better. It is best to have more soil containing soil. Potted plants can be used to use a plastic flower pot with strong shelter, and the matrix of mixed peat soil and garden soil can be used. On the bottom of the pot, it can be padded with broken bricks for drainage layer.

Light and humidity management

The phoenix fern likes the semi -yin environment. It is better to avoid direct sunlight. The growth of the phoenix fern requires a higher humidity and is not tolerated. It needs to spray water frequently to keep the humidity. Too strong light will shrink the leaves of the phoenix fern, and insufficient humidity will cause the phoenix fern leaves to dry yellow. Therefore, the management of light and humidity must be done.

Temperature requirements

The phoenix fern likes a warm growth environment. It requires the growth temperature between 16 ° C and 28 ° C. The wintering temperature cannot be lower than 5 ° C. It needs to be kept and maintained, and placed in a warm room. In summer, the purpose of shading and strengthening ventilation, and water spraying to achieve cooling.

Water and fertilizer management

Phoenix fern likes to moist, but it is more afraid of water accumulation, so it is advisable to water the pot soil. During the growth period, watering is too much. Watering can be watered once every 2 to 3 days. Water in winter should be watered to make the pot soil slightly wet. Fertilization requires thin and diligent fertilizer. During the strong growth period, thin liquid fertilizer was applied once a month. When changing pots, you can apply sufficient base fertilizer.

Breeding method

It should be noted that the phoenix fern has no flowers or seeds. The reproduction is mainly used to reproduce the division. It can also be propagated by asexual spores.

Precautions for breeding of phoenix fern

Pest

During the growth of phoenix fern, pests such as aphids, red spiders such as aphids and red spiders, as well as root rot to endanger the health of the plant. Pharmacy is needed to prevent and control and do daily management.

Yellow leaves in winter

When the temperature is too low, a lot of yellow leaves will appear at the phoenix fern. At this time, pay attention, don’t rush to cut off the yellow leaves of the phoenix fern. of.