Breeding methods and precautions for blue butterflies

The blue butterfly is very easy to grow. It is a perennial herb of the Iridaceae family. Its base is made up of some tuberous rhizomes. When it blooms, it is blue-purple, like a butterfly with large and elegant wings. It has a very high ornamental value.

How to breed blue butterflies

1. Temperature

When breeding blue butterflies, the temperature should be controlled between 20-30 degrees. In summer, as long as the temperature is not higher than 35 degrees, there will be no impact. The soil should be kept moist. Moist soil can achieve good growth and the growth rate will also increase.

2. Sunlight

When raising blue butterflies in the summer, you must pay attention to shade. It cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise the newly opened flowers of the blue butterfly will wither due to the sun, and the flowers will fall prematurely.

3. Fertilization

The growth of blue butterflies requires fertile soil to facilitate their development, so some base fertilizer needs to be applied before planting, and fertilizer should be applied several times during the subsequent breeding period. In summer, urea can be applied as a topdressing fertilizer once.

Blue Butterfly Care Tips

When caring for blue butterflies, you should pay attention to pruning them in time and cut off diseased branches and branches that are growing too densely. This will save nutrients and promote other branches to grow stronger. In addition, the blue butterfly should also be pruned once after the flowers bloom.