Is it okay for the newly planted seedlings to lose water and wilt?

Kidney beans are actually a kind of beans, which are planted under direct seeding under normal circumstances, and are rarely transplanted, but they are often transplanted in protected areas, but they are transplanted with soil. If the lack of water during transplanting is severe, it can sometimes be fatal. The kidney bean seedlings transplanted yesterday afternoon, because of the lack of water, did not water in time, causing the seedlings to wilt, can they survive?

Is it okay to water the next afternoon? I would like to reply to that question today.

First, determine whether it is dead or not. The subject has watered before transplanting kidney beans, indicating that the soil moisture should be between the combined moisture and the yellow moisture, and the root system will not dry up, which can completely ensure that the root system and the soil have a certain contact in one night, and some roots begin to absorb water, but the water lost by the transpiration of the plant is greater than the wilting caused by the absorbed water, not caused by the death of the root system, which can be alleviated in general.

2. Check the degree of wilting. Under normal circumstances, kidney bean seedlings transplanted with soil will produce wilting for a certain period of time, do not panic, if accompanied by wilting, or the leaves come into contact with dry ground, when the temperature exceeds 32 degrees, it is difficult for the leaves to resume growth. If the growing point touches the ground, it is difficult and slow for this seedling to recover, so it is recommended to replant.

3. Reduce water evaporation and lower temperature. After watering, it is recommended to cover the area around the transplant hole with rotten farm manure and wheat bran to reduce water evaporation, and set up a shade shed on the upper part, or use branches with green leaves to shade, and when new leaves begin to grow again, you can gradually remove the shade and manage normally.

There are two reasons for the loss of water and wilting of carob leaves: 1. The root rot of carob is caused by the dry and wet soil of the field, and the soil should be loosened and drained in time. 2. It is caused by the underground pest silkworm biting off the seedling stem to make it lose water absorption.

The occurrence of wilting of flowers and leaves may be caused by several kinds of reeds. 1. Overshade: That is to say, being in an indoor environment with insufficient light for too long and lacking photosynthesis.

This will gradually weaken the plant's longevity, which will cause the branches to fall and the plant to wilt over time. If so, it can be moved outdoors at regular intervals with moderate light, or supplemented with appropriate artificial light indoors. 2. Low temperature:

When the outside temperature is lower than the safe temperature for plant growth, the leaves will also droop, which is a natural physiological response like the human body curled up in the cold. At this time, only a moderate heating in time or moving it to a warmer place can promote its normal and rejuvenated life. 3. Excessive fertilization:

In the case of excessive fertilization, it is also easy to cause excessive leaf growth and soft branches drooping, especially for leafy flowers with large leaves. The consequences of excessive fertilization on flowers are generally not easy to save, so when we fertilize, we must first read the amount of fertilizer on the instructions and fertilize with the principle of preferring less to more. Once too much fertilizer is applied, you can increase the amount of watering to reduce the concentration of fertilizer.

At the same time, in the process of fertilization, it is also necessary to pay attention to the ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to ensure the balanced and robust growth of flower plants.

There are many friends who like to raise this plant, its meaning is very good, and the leaves are very green, very spiritual. But many friends don't know what went wrong when they raised it, which made it wilt and look like no spirit. What is the reason for this, and what should I do?

1. Reasons and methods.

1. Improper lighting.

If the sunlight is too strong and shines directly on the Fugui bamboo, it is easy to dry the leaves, and the sunny part of the leaves will grow yellow spots, if this is the case, move it to a cool area and recover for a few days. If it is not allowed to see the sun for a long time, the leaves can not get enough nutrients for growth and development, and they will slowly turn yellow and wilt off.

2. Improper fertilization.

If too much fertilizer is applied to it, or if the proportion of fertilizer is much larger than the proportion of water, it will wilt. Moreover, the top of the newly grown leaves will turn brown, the leaves will not be shiny, and the surface is not smooth, you should stop fertilizing immediately, water the pot with water and drain the water to help the fertilizer drain. If there is too little fat, the color of the leaves will fade, and the old leaves will turn yellow and look wilted.

Therefore, it is necessary to add some potassium dihydrogen phosphate to it at ordinary times, and the number of times can be more, but the amount must be small, and a little alum water should be added from time to time.

3. Root infection.

If its roots are violated, the duct will not be able to pass through in time, because it will be clogged, nutrients will not be able to pass through, and the leaves will wilt and have no spirit. In severe cases, a large number of germs will grow inside it, and the entire bamboo is likely to wither. At this time, it is necessary to change the water, use clean and pure water, if it is other water, it should be dried overnight, and then add it to help it recover.

Second, daily maintenance.

1. If your plant is newly transplanted, add 1-2cm of water to it to take root, it likes warm and watery, and cooler places, the light does not need to be too strong, especially to avoid the scorching sun, do not put it on the heating in winter.

2. It doesn't like to grow in flowing water, prefers stagnant water, if it is rooted, don't change the water first, just wait until the water volatilizes and add water into it. Because frequent water changes will yellow leaves, this is something that needs special attention.

3. After it takes root, add a little compound fertilizer to it, so that the branches will grow strong and the leaves will be green. If you don't fatten it for a long time, it will be very thin and the leaves will turn yellow. You can't add too much fertilizer, otherwise it will grow, and you can add it once a month in spring and autumn.

If it is raised in water, in order not to let it grow wildly, do not add compound fertilizer to it, add some nutrient solution to it every three weeks, and it can grow very strong. Don't put it near high-powered appliances, such as air conditioners, or the top of the leaf will wither.