How to grow the ground root to make it look good

Rooting growth conditions

The suitable temperature for the philadelphus tree is above 10 degrees, which is convenient for its growth. The philadelphus tree likes light and a humid environment, but the roots cannot be too wet. It is best to plant it in sandy loam. During the winter, the temperature should not be lower than 8 degrees and water should be withheld moderately.

How to grow the plant

When caring for the plant, pay attention to timely pruning to shape the tree into a beautiful shape. When the seedlings grow, they should be topped in time to promote the sprouting of side branches. This way, nutrients can be supplied in a concentrated manner, making it grow better, stronger, and more ornamental.

Watering

The bougainvillea would rather be dry than wet. Because it is drought-resistant, do not water it frequently. Generally, water it once every 3-5 days. Wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering again. In late autumn, when it is cool, you can reduce watering appropriately. In winter, when the temperature is low, keep the soil in the pot moist and be careful not to get frostbite or freeze to death.

Rooting and fertilization

Radiata cannot tolerate concentrated fertilizers, and should not be fertilized frequently to prevent the leaf spacing from being too long, which is unsightly. Excessive fertilization will cause fertilizer damage and may cause the plant to rot. Fertilizer should be applied once every 15-30 days during the growing season, and the amount of fertilizer should be small.

Rooting pest control

If the plant has diseases and pests, you can spray pesticides in time to prevent and control it. Soaking orange peels in water is a very good physical method to clean aphids. You can soak the orange peels in water, then add detergent, pour it into a spray bottle and shake it well, then you can use it.

Rooting Family Cultivation Method

1. Temperature: To maintain the rooting of the plant, the temperature should be maintained at around 15°C, which is the most suitable temperature for its growth. At the end of the year, it is best not to let the surrounding temperature drop below 10°C, otherwise it will affect its growth.

2. Flower soil: Usually sandy flower soil is more breathable and has good drainage, making it more suitable for rooting and growth. Therefore, it is best to use such flower soil to maintain it.

Matters needing attention in rooting and maintenance

If the air-rooted plant is not properly maintained, it is likely to get sick. Common diseases include "gray mold" and "powdery mildew", which are mostly caused by bacteria. If they occur, you can spray some medicine for treatment.