Can duck foot saplings be used with Fortune Tree Soil?

Yes, but pay attention to the breeding method.

1. Fertilizer application: In the long season, the diluted Bika water-soluble fertilizer should be applied once every one to two weeks, and 20% cake fertilizer water should be applied twice a month from May to September. If there is a lot of light fertilizer and weak light, the leaf section will not be obvious.

2. Watering points: duck palm wood has a certain drought tolerance and moisture resistance, but the limit of resistance is limited, but compared to some other plants, it is necessary to keep dry and watered in time, not too much, resulting in stagnant water will lead to the phenomenon of rotten roots, and it needs to be watered a little more in summer, and the temperature will be slightly higher in summer, so the evaporation will be relatively high. Water once a day to keep the potting soil moist, and once every 3-4 days in other seasons.

3. Key points of reproduction: select healthy and complete strong seedlings to be planted before germination in spring and autumn, before planting, pad the tiles on the seepage hole at the bottom of the container, and fill the container with nutrient soil, and the new potted plants should be placed in the semi-shade for a week, and then gradually transition to a sunny place.

4. Pruning essentials: duck palm wood does not need to be pruned, if the leaves are dropped, the branches below are relatively light, and they should be reduced from above to promote the germination of new branches.

5. Potting soil replacement: change the pot once a year in spring, if you use plastic containers, pay attention to drainage, and use concrete and a small amount of base fertilizer for configuration.

6. Pest control: The diseases of duck palm wood are mainly infestation of aphids and scale insects, which can be sprayed with 800 times of pine borer and 800 times of dimethoate emulsion.

Yes, normal dirt can be used to grow trees! If you use rotten leaves, you should ferment them to prevent root burning.

The duck's foot is not a fortune tree. Duck foot wood generally refers to goose paw firewood.

Let's take a look at the duck's foot

Prefers warm, humid, semi-sunny environments. It is suitable to grow in deep and fertile acidic soil, and is slightly resistant to barrenness. The growth temperature of goose paw wood is 16 27.

21 27 in March and 16 21 from September to March. It can still grow normally under high temperature conditions above 30. Winter temperatures are not lower than 5.

If the temperature is below 0, the plant will freeze and lose its leaves, but if the stem is intact, new leaves will sprout again the following spring.

Goose paw firewood likes to be wet and afraid of dryness. When the air humidity is high and the soil moisture is sufficient, the stems and leaves grow luxuriantly. However, too much water will cause water staining and root rot.

If the potting soil is short of water or wet and dry for a long time, leaf loss will occur. It has a certain adaptability to temporary drought and dry air.

It has a wide range of adaptation to light, and can grow in full-day, half-day or semi-shaded environments. However, the intensity of light has a certain relationship with the leaf color, the leaf color tends to be lighter when the light is strong, and the leaf color is dark green when it is semi-shaded. In bright light, the colors of spotted species are more vivid.

The soil should be fertile, loose and well-drained sandy loam. Potting soil is a mixture of peat, humus and coarse sand.

No. The alias of the duck's foot wood is the auspicious tree, which belongs to the family Wujia, the genus of Goosefoot Wood. The duck's foot wood will bloom, the flowering period is from September to December every year, the flowers are light yellow and slightly green small flowers, the floral fragrance is sugary, and the purple berries are stored in the flower column, which is very elegant.

Duck's foot is two to five meters tall and has alternating compound leaves. The leaves are lanceolate, with oval or oblong-ovate varieties.

The leaves of the duck's foot wood are spread out like a duck's paw, very shiny, with about 6-9 leaflets, up to 11, papery feel, oblong or lanceolate, relatively hard. On the other hand, the fortune tree has 5-11 leaflets, with short or no petioles, oblong or ovate, and soft.

The flowers of <> duck's foot grow at the very top of the branches and leaves, and are conical in shape, with white petals. The flowering season is from November to December. The flower shape of the fortune tree is lanceolate, and the petal color is pale yellow. The flowering period is from May to November.

<> the fruit resembles the shape of a ball, is about 5 mm in diameter, and is black in color with less pronounced ridges. The fruit of the fortune tree is closer to the pear shape, with a diameter of 4-6 cm and a length of 9-10 cm, with an almost yellowish-brown color and a thicker peel.

Duck foot wood is also a type of beckoning tree. Pothos fertilizers can be used. Because duck's foot wood is also a relatively resistant plant.

The fortune tree is also known as melon chestnut, Malabar chestnut, goose paw money. It is a small evergreen tree of the ceibaceae family.

Duck's foot wood is goosefoot wood. Also known as the duck mother tree (seed plant name), it is a species belonging to the angiosperm phylum Eleutheroceae.