Breeding methods and precautions of fragrant sparrow

The scented finch is easy to raise and has a strong ability to adapt to the environment. It is suitable for growing in a warm and humid environment. It has a relatively long flowering period and will not be greatly affected by the high temperature and exposure in summer. It also has a relatively high ornamental value.

How to breed fragrant bird

1. Soil

The scented sparrow has relatively low requirements for soil and is suitable for growing in a full-light environment, or in slightly shaded sandy soil with strong drainage. It grows best in alkaline soil.

2. Lighting

After planting in the summer, the Fragrant Woodpecker needs to be shaded. After the seedlings have grown, they can be gradually exposed to the light. In the summer noon, they should be avoided from exposure to the sun and appropriate shading measures should be taken.

3. Watering

The Fragrant Woodpecker is suitable for growing in a humid environment. During the cultivation process, watering should be carried out according to the dryness and wetness of the soil, but water should not accumulate in the pot, otherwise the roots will rot.

4. Temperature

During the growth process of the Fragrant Woodpecker, the suitable temperature for growth is 26-28 degrees. It can withstand high temperatures above 35 degrees for a short time. When the temperature is too high, ventilation or spraying can be used to cool it down.

Precautions for caring for Fragrant Sparrow

When caring for the Fragrant Woodpecker, you need to pay attention to the number of times you fertilize, because the Fragrant Woodpecker likes fertilizer. You can apply a small amount of fertilizer 10-15 days after potting it. You only need to apply fertilizer once every 15 days or so. You can also apply decomposed organic fertilizer into the soil as base fertilizer.