The cultivation technology of tiger thorn, the breeding method and precautions of tiger thorn

Tiger thorns are easy to maintain, as long as the soil is kept moist. Avoid exposure to the sun, like yin and water. Don't be lazy and forget to water.

Tiger thorn planting method: It is very important to cut off most of the branches and leaves after receiving the goods (transplant ** can not be nutrients to be willing to cut, and new branches and leaves will grow within a few months after planting), soak in water for a day, the stem is red, and then plant. Water every day and do not bask in the sun for 1 month.

Likes water, likes shade, avoids sun, avoids large fat, and likes acidic loose soil.

Its roots are not waterlogged, so when maintaining it, it is best to use soil with good drainage but sufficient nutrients. If the soil is too poor, you can add base fertilizer to the soil before planting the plants.

Green plants need plenty of light to metabolize properly, and it's no exception. But it also has a requirement for light, that is, it is not resistant to strong light, so when giving it light, it can be given astigmatism, and the time is maintained for about five hours.

It is not hardy because it is best to move indoors for maintenance in autumn and winter. If it is maintained outdoors, it is necessary to take anti-freezing measures.

It doesn't require much water because its leaves are thick and can store water. Therefore, the watering interval can be slightly longer, once or twice a week.

It doesn't like fertilizer, but it can't be completely unfertilized, just make sure to fertilize once a month. When it comes to the dormant period, reduce fertilization and maintain fertilization once every two months.

The limit temperature that it can accept cannot be less than 12 degrees, and the indoor temperature does not need to be adjusted during winter maintenance. If you are maintaining an open field, the temperature should be maintained at least 12 degrees Celsius.

Choose potting soil: When cultivating tiger thorns, you need to prepare porous pots and fertile nutrient soil. Plenty of light:

Make sure that the plants receive at least 5 hours of light every day. Watering wisely: Water 1-2 times a week and spray water mist all around.

Precautions: Cut off the dead yellow branches and insect pest branches with poor growth of tiger thorns.

1. Choose potting soil

Tiger thorn is suitable for growing in fertile and soft, well-drained soil, when breeding tiger thorn, it is necessary to use humus soil, sandy soil, and garden soil to mix and prepare a cultivation substrate in a ratio of 2:1:2, and to prepare a pot with more drainage holes at the bottom of the tiger thorn to promote its healthy growth.

2. Sufficient light

Tiger thorns need sufficient light during the growth process, when breeding tiger thorns, the plants need to be placed in a bright environment, so that they receive no less than 5 hours of light per day to promote the photosynthesis of tiger thorns, but when the light is too strong, it is necessary to do a good job of shading tiger thorns.

3. Reasonable watering

Tiger thorns like moisture, not drought tolerant, when breeding tiger thorns, you need to water 1-2 times a week, you can place tap water in the sun to dry for 1-2 days before use, and when the ambient temperature is higher than 30 degrees, you need to use a sprayer to spray water mist around the tiger thorns for humidification.

4. Precautions

When breeding tiger thorns, it is necessary to use sterilized sharp scissors to cut off the dead yellow branches, diseased branches and insect pests of the plants with poor growth, so as to avoid further aggravation of the situation, and spray carbendazim or potassium permanganate solution to the fracture of the tiger thorn to disinfect and sterilize it.

When cultivating the bonsai of tiger thorn plum, the sandy loam soil with rich organic matter content and good air permeability can be selected as the substrate for cultivation. The bonsai can be placed on the sunny windowsill for maintenance, and the potting soil needs to be kept slightly moist during the growth period of the tiger thorn plum, and the branches with stunted growth can be pruned regularly to reduce the consumption of nutrients.

Tiger prickly plum is suitable for growing in loose, breathable, well-drained soil. When cultivating potted plants of Tiger Thornberry, sandy loam soil or humus soil with rich organic matter content and good air permeability is selected as the cultivation substrate, and mud pots with good drainage performance are used as cultivation containers, so that Tiger Thorn can grow vigorously.

It is suitable to grow in a sunny environment, and the lack of light will cause the leaves of the tiger thorn to turn yellow. Therefore, the potted plants can be placed on the sunny windowsill or balcony for maintenance, so that the tiger thorn can receive sufficient light and carry out photosynthesis normally.

Tiger thorn plum is suitable for growing in a humid environment, before watering tiger thorn plum need to observe the soil changes, after the soil is dry and white, you can water appropriately, so that the soil is in a slightly moist state. Note that when the temperature is high, it is necessary to spray water around the potted plum to cool down, so that the potted plum can grow and develop vigorously.

In the growth process of tiger thorn plum, it can also be properly pruned to properly control the plant shape of tiger thorn plum. Sterilized scissors can be used to prune off the branches and leaves that are not growing well or have no growth on the tiger thorn plum to reduce nutrient consumption and make the tiger thorn plum grow better.