Cultivation methods and precautions of Hylocereus truncatula

Farming methods

Light and temperature

The octagonal plant is native to tropical regions, prefers a warm environment and requires plenty of light. The suitable temperature for the growth of Ostrea is between 25 and 35°C. The wintering temperature should be above 13°C, and at least not lower than 10°C. Otherwise, frost damage is likely to occur, causing the stem nodes of Ostrea to rot.

The light is strong in summer, so the Osmanthus fragrans should be placed in a semi-shaded environment and provided with appropriate shade. It requires sufficient light in winter and can be placed in a sunny place indoors to be exposed to sunlight.

soil

The ovalbumin likes loose, fertile, humus-rich soil. The soil for potting can be made by mixing leaf mold and coarse sand with a small amount of decomposed chicken manure or cow dung to make a culture soil. The soil must be loose, breathable and well-drained.

Water and fertilizer management

The requirements of the Osmanthus fragrans for water and fertilizer are not high. In spring and autumn, it is required to be watered thoroughly when the soil is dry. It is only necessary to water it once every half a month, but the plant should be sprayed with water every day to increase the air humidity. The evaporation rate is high in summer, so it is necessary to replenish water in time and water the plants once a day, but avoid water accumulation on rainy days. The potting soil should be kept moderately dry in winter, and the amount of watering should be reduced, but the air humidity should be maintained at a high level.

The demand for fertilizer of Osmanthus fragrans is not too high. Apply decomposed liquid fertilizer once every 15 to 20 days during the growth period, and stop fertilizing in winter. Be careful not to use too concentrated fertilizer to avoid fertilizer damage and root rot.

Breeding precautions

Reproduction method

The main method of propagation of Ophiopogon japonicus is cuttings.

Pests and diseases

Common diseases and pests of Ostrea oxypetalum include wilt, anthracnose and scab. Pay attention to the growth of Ostrea oxypetalum, detect diseases and pests in time, and treat them.

Repotting

As the Oxyphylla plant grows, you can repot it once every one to two years. Because the root system of the Oxyphylla is not well developed, when repotting, you can choose a pot that is in a suitable proportion to the Oxyphylla plant, take out the Oxyphylla and let it dry for half a month before repotting it.