How to raise clemat fern Clematis fern breeding methods and precautions

How to raise a clemat fern? Clematis fern is a green herbaceous plant, it has the name of wire grass, wire grass, water pig hair soil, etc. Its pale green thin leaves with jet-black shiny petioles look particularly elegant and elegant, so it is also called "girl's hair".

Below I will introduce you to how to breed clematis fern and how to cultivate clemat fern and precautions.

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Introducing the fern.

Clematis fern, also known as wire grass, juvenile hair, wire grass, water pig hair grass, is a perennial herbaceous evergreen plant, its pale green thin leaves with jet black and shiny leaves, it looks particularly elegant and elegant. As an indoor potted plant, clematis makes the whole interior home bright. Before understanding how to raise clemat ferns, let's first appreciate the clemat ferns**.

Do you have a sense of déjà vu after admiring the fern**, but you can't name it. I believe you have also been confused by the beauty of the fern, and you don't know how to raise it.

How to raise clemat fern Clematis fern breeding methods and precautions

Clematis fern prefers warm, moist, semi-shaded environments, prefers loose, fertile and sandy loam soils containing limestone lead, and avoids direct sunlight. Therefore, the cultivation method of iron fern mainly pays attention to the following points:

1. Soil: The culture soil can be mixed with loam, humus and river sand during potting.

2. Water and fertilizer control: apply liquid fertilizer once a week during the growth period, and pay attention to keeping the potting soil moist and simple as high air humidity.

It likes moisture and needs to be watered more during the peak growing season. In the dry season, water can be sprinkled frequently on the ground around the plants to increase the humidity of the air, and water must be watered 1 2 times a day in summer. 3. Temperature and light

Clematis fern likes to be warm and cold-tolerant, and the suitable temperature for growth is 21 25 during the day and 12 15 at night. It likes bright scattering and is like light, avoid direct sunlight, if the light is too strong, the leaves will wither and die.

4. Pest control: potted clematis fern often has leaf blight, Bordeaux liquid can be used in the early stage, and 70% methyl tobuzin can be used in severe cases; If there is scale insect damage, it can be controlled with 40% dimethoate 1000 times solution.

5. Regarding the propagation of clematis fern, there are mainly ramets and spores propagation, ramets are generally carried out in early spring when they are combined with repotting, and the spores can reproduce on their own when walking in a warm and humid environment.

If you have time, turn the pot around so that every position of the plant can receive sunlight (astigmatism). I will introduce the cultivation methods and precautions of clemat fern here, I hope it can help you.

The potting soil must have good permeability and aeration, generally with peat soil or humus rich in humus, and then add about 1 3 coarse sand and fine sand, and put some bone meal, and the bottom of the pot should be padded with some broken tiles or coarse sand to facilitate drainage, and the depth of rhizome planting is centimeters. Plant in the spring or repot the soil. Potting is often used humus or peat soil, plus a small amount of river sand and base fertilizer mixed to form culture soil.

Change the box every spring, do not hurt the roots when changing the pot, avoid wind blowing, and keep the potting soil moist and high air humidity. After the growth of new branches, it can be managed normally.

Clematis ferns prefer warm, moist and semi-shady environments. The suitable temperature for growth is 21-25 during the day and 12-15 at night. In winter, the leaves should be put into the greenhouse, and the leaves can still remain bright green when the temperature is above 5, but the leaves will be frost damaged when the temperature is below 5.

He likes bright scattered light and is afraid of direct sunlight. In summer, it can be properly shaded, and long-term direct sunlight will cause most of the leaves to turn yellow. It should be placed indoors in a well-lit place, and it can grow normally even if it is left for 1 year.

Clematis ferns prefer a humid environment, and should be fully watered during the peak growing season, in addition to keeping the potting soil moist, but also pay attention to the high air humidity, and sprinkle water around the plant when the air is dry. Especially in summer, it is necessary to water 1-2 times a day, and if there is a lack of water, it will cause the leaves to shrink. Watering should avoid potting soil when it is dry and wet, which is easy to make the leaves yellow.

Apply thin liquid fertilizer 2-3 times a month, do not stain the foliage when fertilizing, so as not to cause rotten leaves, out of the calcium-loving habit of the fern, the potting soil should add an appropriate amount of lime and broken eggshells, and the effect of regular calcium fertilizer will be better. In winter, reduce watering and stop fertilizing.

Potted clematis fern, often have leaf blight, can be controlled with Bordeaux liquid in the early stage, and can be controlled with 70% methyl tobuzine 1000 1500 times solution in severe cases. If there are scale insects that damage the plant, it can be controlled with 40% dimethoate 1000 times solution.