How to raise Gyokuro Gyokuro s cultivation method

The maintenance of Gyokuro is the same as that of other succulents, just water less and ventilate more!

1. Soil: The planting of Yulu should be planted in a soil layer with good air permeability, good drainage pipes, and not easy to agglomerate, and it can also be easy to use blue stone, planting stone, red jade soil and peaty soil according to a certain proportion to mix into a cultivation substrate for planting.

2. Watering: Gyokuro is resistant to drought and low temperature, suitable for growing in a cool natural environment with a sunny back, and can not be immediately irradiated with strong sunlight, so a small amount of irrigation is required in the high temperature weather season to prevent the pot from storing water and causing rotten roots.

3. Temperature: Brazil, the origin of Gyokuro, likes a warm and dry natural environment with a back sun, is not tolerant to low temperatures, avoids high temperature, damp and cold and scorching sun exposure, is afraid of water, and likes to grow at a temperature of 18 to 22 degrees. It is suitable for growing in a natural environment that is warm for many days and cool in summer, and can withstand ultra-low temperature of 3 5, and even 0 ultra-low temperature in the short term.

4. Fertilization: The newly moved gyokuro and the weaker gyokuro do not need to be fertilized, and the gyokuro with more abundant growth can be applied once a month to the thinner liquid fertilizer of the manure, which is generally applied in the sunny morning or night, and the gyokuro that is dormant in summer or winter does not need to be fertilized.

5. Light: If the light is not enough, it is very easy to cause loose plant shape, not compact, poor leaf clarity, tall, if the light is too strong, it will harm the growth of the leaves of Gyokuro, showing a light light brown color, if the strong light irradiation will cause the leaves of Gyokuro to burn, therefore, Gyokuro is suitable to be placed in the semi-shade for maintenance.

6. Repotting: Generally, Gyokuro is repotted in the spring or autumn of each year, and the leaves of Gyokuro are shriveled and shriveled and stunted during the growth period, and it is very likely that the rhizome is destroyed. Gyokuro only needs to save the coarse milky white new roots, cut off the brittle hollow roots, cut off the roots that are too long, and then put them into the culture soil for planting.

7. Environmental humidity: Gyokuro is suitable for growing in a natural environment with high relative humidity of the air, if it is dry, in order to better improve the relative humidity of the air, it can be sprinkled with water around Gyokuro or on the road on time, and in the growth period of Gyokuro, it can also be cut half of the transparent plastic bottle to cover Gyokuro, which is more beneficial to the growth of Gyokuro, and the cover must be removed in the case of high temperature to prevent Gyokuro from suffocating.

8. Others: In the hot summer, we must improve natural ventilation, put the gyokuro in a naturally ventilated, dry and cool area for maintenance, not exposed to the sun, long-term rain, a small amount of watering in summer, and terminate the fertilizer. Be sure to control the temperature difference, in winter, the temperature control sail in the daytime is above 15, and not less than 8 at night, and it can be properly watered.

When breeding this plant, it is best to choose spring, so that the weather is more suitable, and then to choose loose and fertile, good air permeability soil, and then pay attention to the management of water and fertilizer, pay 1 or 2 times a week, keep the soil moist on the line, because this plant is not very fond of water, and secondly, it is necessary to maintain good light, but in the summer to do a good job of shading, you can also use liquid fertilizer, but also in the later stage of pest control, so that the plant will grow better.

1. When cultivating gyokuro, it is necessary to move it to the scattered light in summer. 2. Gyokuro is not resistant to high temperature and severe cold, and the ambient temperature needs to be controlled between 18-22. 3. Gyokuro likes to be dry, and you need to wait for the surface of the soil to turn white before watering.

4. In the peak growth season of Gyokuro, nitrogen fertilizer or phosphorus and potassium fertilizer need to be applied 1-2 times.

The planting of gyokuro should be planted in a soil layer with good air permeability, good drainage pipes, and not easy to agglomerate, and it can also be planted as a cultivation substrate mixed with bluestone, phytophyllite, red jade soil and peaty soil according to a certain proportion. Gyokuro is drought-resistant, low-temperature resistant, suitable for growing in a cool natural environment with a sunny back, can not be irradiated by strong light immediately, and needs a small amount of watering in the hot weather season to prevent the pot from storing water and causing root rot.

The key pests and diseases of Gyokuro are root rot and heart rot, which are caused by the poor permeability of planting raw materials and the long-term water storage in the soil layer. Therefore, the natural environment for planting should be improved, and the loose soil layer with good air permeability should be used for planting, and there is no need for long-term water storage. Pests and diseases include mealybugs, which can be solved by high temperature in the soil layer before gyokuro planting, and insecticides can be added to the soil layer.

Gyokuro is a succulent variety with very simple cultivation techniques, and the light is mainly warm and bright scattered light, and it is maintained in a warm environment of 18 22. Water the potting soil after it is dry to avoid the phenomenon of stagnant water and too wet. Top dressing in time during the peak growing season, and timely fertilizer stop during dormancy and extreme temperature weather.

Gyokuro is more afraid of direct exposure to strong sunlight, and strong ultraviolet rays may cause the plants to crack and rot. The succulent body of Gyokuro is very special, and it needs to be nourished by sufficient and bright scattered light to maintain a crystal clear and lustrous ornamental form.

The most suitable temperature range for Gyokuro growth is between 18 and 22. Gyokuro is more afraid of hot weather, and when the temperature exceeds 28, it is necessary to take measures to cool down. In winter, the temperature should not be lower than 5, otherwise Gyokuro is susceptible to frost disasters.

Watering too much or too little can occasionally cause leaves to fall off or crack. Generally, after the breeding potting soil of Gyokuro is dry, it is watered and irrigated, and the water can never be too wet. Succulent gyokuro has been in a humid environment for a long time, and it will only rot.

During the peak growth period of Gyokuro, it is necessary to properly top dressing, and avoid or use less nitrogen fertilizer in fertilizer, so as not to disappear the crystal clear appearance of Gyokuro. Elemental fertilizer is mainly phosphate fertilizer, which is diluted and irrigated. The temperature in winter and summer is extremely dormant, and farmers should stop fertilizer in time.

The propagation of Gyokuro can be combined with changing pots for dividing, and the young plants next to the mother plant can also be dug up in the growing season, with roots and no roots can survive, with roots directly planted, rootless seedlings should be dried for 1 to 2 days, and then planted after the wound is dry, the newly planted plants should not be watered too much, so as not to cause rot, and then carry out normal management after growing new roots. You can also choose strong and full fleshy leaves for leaf cuttings in the growing season, keep the potting soil slightly moist after cutting, it is easy to take root at the base, and grow small buds, and wait for the small buds to be slightly larger and then planted separately.

Sowing seeds is also one of the breeding methods of Gyokuro, but by artificial pollination. Seeds can be sown with picking, sowing soil can be mixed with 3 parts of vermiculite, humus soil or 2 parts of peat, and it is best to disinfect the soil at high temperature before sowing to eliminate the bacteria and eggs inside. After sowing, cover with glass sheets, and the seedlings emerge in about 20 days.

After the seedlings emerge, remove the glass sheets, pay attention to ventilation, do not make the soil too dry, and pay attention to seedling transplanting when the seedlings are too crowded. In the sowing seedlings, there may be some variation of the plant, you can select the compact plant shape, fleshy leaf hypertrophy, "window" high transparency, veins are significant young plants as seedlings preservation, if you find a small seedling with different leaf color, but also pick it out, maybe it will be a precious Banjin mutant plant when it grows up.