How to grow anthurium, how to grow anthurium

1. Appropriate lighting. Anthurium prefers to grow in semi-shaded environments. I like the place where the light is bright, but do not resist high temperature and direct sunlight. Anthuriums should be kept in an area with plenty of scattered light.

It is usually necessary to spray around the leaves to increase the humidity of the air. In this way, the growth of anthurium can be more vivid. However, when the temperature is low, the growth of anthurium slows down, and watering needs to be reduced, otherwise root rot is likely to occur.

3. Thin fertilizer and diligent application. Anthurium is a very fertilizer-loving plant, and it should be fertilized once every half month, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied before flowering. Fertilization is usually done in the morning or evening. In winter, it grows slowly, and it is generally enough to fertilize once a month.

4. The soil is slightly acidic. Anthurium grows best in slightly acidic soils, and it is necessary to ensure that the soil is fertile and well drained. Soil that is easy to harden and accumulate water is not suitable for cultivating anthurium, which will hinder the growth of anthurium and will also lead to poor flowering quality.

5. Do not bury the air roots. As the anthurium grows, some aerial roots will appear above the soil. Do not bury these roots with soil, and keeping these aerial roots is also very beneficial for the growth of anthurium.

1. Hydroponic anthurium can be changed to soil culture, and the growth of soil culture is better than that of hydroponics.

2. When changing to soil culture, first rinse the root system with water, then cut off the rotten root system, and then soak it in 1000 times the potassium permanganate solution or 800 times the carbendazim solution for 10 minutes, and then rinse the root system with water. When hydroponics is changed to soil culture, there will be a process of adaptation, and in general, it will not die.

3. Before preparing soil culture, in addition to disinfection, the important thing is to prepare flower pots and culture soil, and flower pots can be used clay pots, purple sand pots, plastic pots, and porcelain pots, but the air permeability is slightly worse. The size of the pot is generally between 180 and 280, it does not need to be very large! It is suitable for flowers, and it should also be soaked in disinfectant solution to sterilize!

The culture soil must be loose and breathable, well-drained and have a certain ability to retain water and fertilizer, and alkaline soil should not be used between the pH value. Generally, peat soil + a small amount of perlite are selected, and they are sold in the flower market. Ordinary soil dug in the street or in the park cannot be used to cultivate it!

4. Put the sterilized anthurium plants into the sterilized flower pot, hold the plant with one hand, fill the pot with a small shovel with one hand, and gently lift the plant with one hand when filling to half, let the root system stretch naturally, and then fill it to 8 full, gently pat the pot wall, knock a few times to the ground, let the peat soil and the root system be closely connected, and do not leave a gap!

<>1. Planting anthurium seeds requires the use of a substrate with good air permeability. Soak the seeds in 24-26 water for a day, then use chopsticks to poke a deep hole in the cavity of the basal lift, and then sow the treated seeds into it.

2. After that, wet the substrate, put it in a cool place, wait until it sprouts and grows 5-6 leaves, and transplant it into a new pot.

2. The selection of flower pots for anthurium cultivation.

1) Flower pot pot requirements: dark red plastic pots are mostly used in production. In order to harmonize with the décor of the home, it can be cultivated in plastic pots with different colors.

2) Pot size: Anthurium rammets or tissue culture seedlings can be transplanted to pots with a diameter of 9 cm when they have 2 leaves, and 1 plant can be transplanted in each pot. Once the pots are full, they can be planted in pots with a diameter of 16-20 cm.

2. Preparation of potting soil for anthurium culture.

Anthurium prefers humus-rich, fertile, loose, well-drained soil. In the production, peat soil or humus soil plus 1 3 perlite is mostly used. Families can use the following recipes:

Peat: Humus: Sand:

Perlite = 4:2:2:

2。3. Watering method of anthurium breeding.

Anthurium prefers moist, moist soils and high air humidity. Keep the potting soil moist during the spring, summer and autumn growing seasons, and spray frequently on the foliage and around it to increase air humidity. In late autumn, when the temperature drops to around 18, the water supply is gradually reduced, and the potting soil is moistened.

Winter is the flowering season, can not lack water, but because of the low temperature in winter, watering should not be too much, keep the potting soil moist, at the same time because of the low indoor air humidity, should pay attention to its leaves and around the spray several times. If it is arranged in an air-conditioned room, the frequency of spraying should be increased. Be careful not to spray water on the flowers when flowering.

4. Fertilization method of anthurium culture.

Anthurium likes fat, but does not tolerate thick fat. In late autumn, winter and early spring, when the temperature is low, do not fertilize, and start topdressing after seeing new leaves grow in spring, and apply 10 times of rotted liquid fertilizer mixed with the same amount of 1000 times potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution, or 1000 times of "Huaduoduo" general fertilizer 1 time. Fertilization is stopped in late autumn when the temperature drops to 15.