My friend gave me a Manju Sawa flower, who knows how to raise it, what to pay attention to?

Manju Sawa is suitable for growing in a shady environment, try to avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight. Watering is essential, but not too much, just keep the surface soil moist. This flower generally does not have insects, so there is no need to worry about insect infestation.

About the other side of the flowers.

1.How to make up for the seedlings if they turn yellow.

You can plant it like this, and it usually won't turn yellow. Keep the potting soil slightly damp, but you need to water it enough.

2.What to do if the seedlings grow out.

Now you can put it outdoors, but if the temperature is too high indoors, it will be easy to grow. The flowers on the other side can withstand low temperatures of minus ten degrees (in the Yangtze River basin area) are grown in the wild. Other regions don't dare to talk nonsense. But wintering temperatures should not be too high, for sure.

3.How big a pot does a flower generally need, and when can it be repotted and transplanted (at that time, there were not enough pots at home, and most of the pots used were small pots of more than ten centimeters).

The pot is big enough, such a pot species.

Three or five are no problem.

4.In addition to the autumn flowers, will the other side also bloom in spring? Does indoor cultivation affect flowering?

The flowers bloom in the summer (in the Yangtze River basin area), and if you haven't seen them bloom separately in autumn, you shouldn't see them bloom this year. The other side of the flower is a long leaf does not bloom, bloom does not grow leaves, and the flower and leaf never meet.

5.''air''Does humidity have an effect on its growth, and even flowering, and now the home is very dry.

Low relative humidity of the air definitely has an impact on leaf growth, and it can be sprayed frequently to increase the relative humidity of the air.

6. You can use a dozen grains of compound fertilizer to be evenly buried at the edge of the potting soil, approximately.

Apply once every 20 or 30 days, and the bulb nutrients are sufficient to bloom well next year.

Hope it helps.

The colors of the flowers are divided into blood red and white, yellow and purple are Lycoris (according to the degree of approval of each person, there is also a saying that these two are the flowers of the other side), and there is no peach, blue, or black.

It is often used in the garden as a shade for greening, can be used as a flower bed or flower path material, and is also a beautiful cut flower. The bulb is poisonous, and the medicine has the effects of vomiting, expectorant, swelling and pain relief. Bonsai viewing is also possible.

In addition to the common red, there is also white, and it is quite pure white, which is more than the red flower in terms of ornamental value alone, and it is also very suitable for placing it at home as a feng shui plant ornament. The white manju sawa has a flower language that is different from the red flower, symbolizing hope and reunion.

It is not recommended that you keep it at home, in Japan, its flower language is very good, in China it is really not very good, scientifically speaking, this flower is poisonous.

As for the colors, red, white, yellow, blue, pink I have seen, there are also purple flowers, green and black have not been seen, do not express an opinion.

Water ghost banana (so beautiful).

Centrily, vermilion red (very good-looking).

There are also leeks and allium orchids.

The name of the so-called flower on the other side in our real world is not so poetic. It is Lycoris of the Lycoris family. Because the flower stem is drawn out of the leaves first, some people say that he "never see each other in flowers and leaves".

Lycoris is a bulbous flower of the Lycoris family, which was originally red and is now also cultivated in other colors such as yellow and white. Because of its bright color, it is often used to arrange flowers. Of course, the bonsai viewing is also excellent.

Manzhu Sawa is only red, others may be newly cultivated but not much, Manju Sawa is not very good in Japan but is still very auspicious in China, often used as a festive flower, if you want to sell it from **, be careful to be deceived, because of the resemblance with Narcissus, some people take Narcissus to sell. If you want to plant, it is best to plant in the spring, and the maximum should not exceed 30 degrees, and it likes to be moist. It's not bad to have a few at home, and I would love to raise them too.

What are you Daomanzhu Sawah? It is the wild cockroach flowers, dragon claw flowers, and safflower lycoris in the rural fields of our Yangtze River Basin. You hear the name how disgusting Bala, so many teeth and claws, and so earthy smell.

I definitely can't think of any visitors from across the ocean - Manzhu Sahua. The planting method is definitely not so verbose. Plant the oval-shaped bulbs like small onion heads anywhere (head rush, don't plant them down}, and the corners of the wall can be tampled on (note, don't plant them on the road for others to trample on), don't ask, they will bloom at the turn of spring and summer, and bloom into a dreamy and beautiful manju sawa.

Flowers come first, then leaves, and the leaves are lush and verdant throughout the winter. If you add a little bit of fat water, then she will be flattered, and she will be sincerely afraid to dedicate her appearance to you year after year. When I bought a house ten years ago, I moved a bush from the countryside and planted it in a flower pond on the roof platform, among dozens of herbaceous flowers, I treated her the thinnest and she treated me the best.

On a few occasions when the leaves on the ground withered, I forgot about her existence and put on cement slabs and other pots, but she did not miss the flowering period, and when the time came, she forced herself out of the cracks to complete her mission. Sometimes I think it's an open field, and when I dig a hole to plant other flowers, I hurt her bulb, and then she still does it. This is her, our native rural baby—Lycoris safflower—the wild garlic that thrives in the cracks of the stones.

1. The flower likes scattered light and does not like strong light, so the light should not be too strong.

2. The requirements of the other side flower for soil are usually not required. However, after all, it is a southern flower, so the soil should be acidic, a little sandy, breathable and permeable. On the other side, the Manzhu saffron has ornamental value on the ground all year round, with leaves but no flowers, and flowers without leaves.

3. Lycoris has strong adaptability, the bulb has a dormant phenomenon, and potted plants are needed in the north for ornamentation, and the lycoris planted at the end of May should also be able to bloom. The best time to cultivate in the north: It should be planted in the spring (April-May).

Most varieties prefer a warm climate, with a maximum temperature of no more than 30 and an average temperature of 24 in October, which is suitable for the growth of Lycoris. After 10 days of sowing, the root system grows vigorously, and the leaves grow out of the ground one after another. The average daily temperature in winter is more than 8, and the lowest temperature is 1, which does not affect the growth of Lycoris.

Watering should not be too much, otherwise it will cause its rhizomes to rot.