How to raise chinen, how to breed chinen

Maintenance method of chinam:

1. Choose a suitable environment to place bonsai. Chi Nan bonsai will grow well in places with high temperature, humid environment and good light conditions, so it is recommended that you create such an environment to place Chi Nan bonsai;

2. Do a good job of watering. If it is a newly potted bonsai, you need to keep the potting soil moist from time to time; If the bonsai has been formed, then we not only need to keep the potting soil moist, but also in the autumn we should also water properly, and in winter, we should water enough water before the cold wave to avoid dryness;

3. Do a good job of fertilization. The demand for fertilizer is relatively large, so we need to do a good job of fertilization. If it is a newly potted red nan, you don't need to fertilize in the first year, but after entering the second year, you will have to fertilize it, and you generally need to fertilize it every half a month or a month.

1. Light: Phoebe chinensis likes sunlight, so in order to make it grow better, it needs to be maintained in a well-lit place.

2. Only the ridge replenishes water: in the process of maintaining P. chinensis, the soil should be kept slightly moist, and it should not be overwatered. Before the beginning of winter, it is necessary to water enough to avoid the phenomenon of dryness.

3. Fertilization: During its vigorous growth, it should be reasonably supplemented with fertilizer, usually 15 days or once a month. Be careful not to use fertilizers that are too concentrated or not well decomposed.

4. Soil: When breeding, the soil used should be suitable. Soil should be used that is fertile and loose, preferably rich in humus, and preferably well drained.

1. Cultivation soil: When cultivating Phoebe chinensis, it is necessary to use loose, breathable and humus-rich soil. 2. Watering method:

Watering once a week in spring and autumn and once a day in summer. 3. Top dressing management: cake fertilizer needs to be applied during the growth period, and fertilization is suspended during the dormant period.

4. Pruning treatment: cut off the long branches, slender branches and dense branches of P. chinensis.

1. Cultivation soil

Phoebe chinensis is suitable for growing in loose and breathable and humus-rich soil, when breeding Phoebe chinensis, you can choose garden soil, humus soil, coarse sand, plant ash and other mixtures to make nutrient soil, and change the potting soil every 1-2 days to maintain the normal growth of Phoebe chinensis.

2. Watering method:

Phoebe chinensis likes water, but is not resistant to waterlogging, when breeding Phoebe chinensis, it needs to be watered every 7 days in spring and autumn, and the hot weather in summer needs to be watered every day to avoid the branches and leaves of Phoebe chinensis drying up, and after the temperature drops in winter, it needs to be watered every half a month to promote the healthy growth of Prunus chinensis.

3. Top dressing management

Phoebe chinensis needs sufficient nutrients in the growth process, when breeding Phoebe chinensis, it is necessary to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer and organic fertilizer once a month during the plant growth period to promote its vigorous growth, and Phoebe chinensis needs to be topdressed when it bears fruit, so that the number of fruits increases, and the fertilization should be stopped during the dormant period of Phoebe chinensis.

4. Pruning treatment

When cultivating Phoebe chinensis, it is necessary to prune in March and April in spring or August and September in autumn every year, and all the dense branches, diseased branches, long branches and slender branches of Phoebe can be cut off to reduce nutrient loss, improve ventilation and light transmission between plants, and promote the flower bud differentiation of Phoebe chinensis.

Transplanting into the soil, Phoebe chinensis can be planted by transplanting, pruning off the rotten root system before transplanting, and then transplanting into the soil; Watering method, in spring and autumn, you can water every 7 days; The application of nutrients, during the growth period of Phoebe chinensis, phosphate fertilizer can be applied once a month to supplement nutrients; Pruning and leaf pruning can be carried out in August and September every year to thin the branches and leaves that grow too densely.

Phoebe chinensis can be mainly planted by transplanting the stump, pruning off the rotten root system on the stump before transplanting, and thinning the branches and leaves that grow too densely to make the branches more evenly distributed. After that, the stump is transplanted into a mixture of sandy, coarse sand, peat and humus to ensure that the soil is loose and fertile.

Phoebe chinensis is suitable for growing in a humid environment, but it is not tolerant to waterlogging. Daily maintenance of Phoebe chinensis, need to adjust the amount of watering according to the change of seasons, in spring and autumn can be watered every 7 days, the temperature in summer is high, need to be watered once every morning, to avoid the branches and leaves of Phoebe chinensis dry and yellow. After the temperature drops in winter, it needs to be watered every half month.

During the growth period of Phoebe chinensis, phosphorus, potassium fertilizer and organic fertilizer need to be applied once a month to supplement nutrients, so that the branches and leaves of Phoebe chinensis are more luxuriant. During the fruiting period of Phoebe chinensis, it is necessary to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to increase the yield and quality of Phoebe chinensis fruits, and it should be noted that fertilization should be stopped during the dormant period of Phoebe chinensis to avoid fertilizer damage.

When cultivating Phoebe chinensis on a daily basis, it is necessary to prune it in March and April in spring or August and September in autumn every year. The dense branches, long branches and slender branches on Phoebe chinensis can be pruned to reduce unnecessary nutrient consumption, improve the ventilation and light transmittance between the branches and leaves, and promote the flower bud differentiation of Phoebe chinensis.

1. Growth habit: Phoebe chinensis plants mainly grow in sparse forests or shrubs in low mountains, and the planters learned that the plant is planted in deep soil and humus-rich soil, which is more suitable for the growth and development of Phoebe chinensis. Because the seedlings of Phoebe chinensis should be loosened and weeded in time after being unearthed, the growth of Phoebe chinensis plants can be effectively promoted.

2. Fertilization: When the plant enters the flowering and fruiting stage, the amount of fertilizer required is relatively large, and the phosphorus and potassium fertilizers such as bone meal, superphosphate, ammonium dihydrogen phosphate, plant ash, and potassium carbonate should be applied in the swelling period of the plant's fruit. Planters should not apply too much, should not be too thick, otherwise it will lead to the growth of branches and leaves, and even lead to the death of plants.

It is understood that the red phoenix plant is an acid-loving plant, which can be sprayed with ferrous sulfate solution in the growing period 3-5 times a year. Spray 1-2 concentrations of urea solution when the plant germinates; Potassium dihydrogen phosphate concentrations are sprayed once before and after flowering.

The main reason why it cannot be grown for a long time is because of its high temperature requirements.

The temperature requirements for Phoebe chinensis are very high, and the suitable temperature for its growth is about 30 degrees. It's slightly hardy, and this performance isn't particularly good. Therefore, in areas with relatively low winter temperatures such as high latitudes, it is relatively difficult to raise.

However, its main distribution area is still in lower latitudes, and these areas are easier to cultivate. However, the difficulty of growing is not only based on the temperature factor, but also on many other aspects.

Precautions for the cultivation of Phoebe chinensis

1. Sufficient light.

Chi Nan likes to grow in a sunny environment very much, so in order to achieve good growth results, it needs to be maintained in a place of light, so that photosynthesis can be better carried out, so that it can grow better and grow more vigorously.

2. Soil requirements.

It is best to choose a suitable soil when cultivating Phoebe chinensis, and it is best to choose a soil with loose fertilizer and good drainage, and it is rich in humus.

3. Watering skills.

In the process of maintenance, it is necessary to control the amount of watering to keep the soil slightly moist, but not too much watering. Before the beginning of winter, it is necessary to water enough to avoid the phenomenon of dryness.

4. Fertilization method.

When Phoebe chinensis grows vigorously, it needs to provide sufficient fertilizer reasonably, generally 15 days or once a month. However, remember not to use fertilizers that are too concentrated or have not rotted well.

To raise a bonsai of P. chinensis, it is necessary to choose the cultivation soil, reasonable water and fertilizer management, and regular pruning.

Before potting, it is necessary to prepare soft and fertile, rich in organic matter, and slightly acidic soil with good drainage, which can be mixed with peat, river sand, pine needle soil, superphosphate, and bone meal, and water potassium permanganate solution to the soil for disinfection.

When maintaining the bonsai of China, you can water every seven days in spring and autumn to keep the soil slightly moist, and when the weather is hot in summer, you need to water every day to avoid drying up the branches and leaves of China, in addition, when the plant enters the growth period, you need to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer and organic fertilizer once a month.

The growth of Chinan bonsai is luxuriant, and it is necessary to prune it from March to April in spring every year, or from August to September in autumn, so that the dense branches, diseased branches, long branches, and slender branches of the plants can be cut off to reduce nutrient consumption and improve the ventilation and light transmission between plants.

The reason for the large amount of ridge rock and defoliation in winter

The winter defoliation of Phoebe microphylla is due to excessive watering, and the soil is in a moist state for a long time, resulting in hypoxic rot of the root system, and the winter is cold, and the plant is prone to frost damage, resulting in the disorder of physiological activities in the plant, and frequent defoliation occurs.

If the soil is seriously compacted and hardened, it will affect the normal growth of the root system, which is not conducive to the transportation of water and nutrients.

In the process of maintaining Phoebe microphylla in winter, the window is not regularly opened for ventilation, resulting in poor indoor ventilation environment, which breeds a large number of germs and endangers the healthy growth of plants.