How to raise Luohan bamboo, what are the methods of potted cultivation of Luohan bamboo

Luohan bamboo seedlings.

It is generally planted from the seeds of Bamboo Bamboo, and the growth and development status of Bamboo seedlings is very important to the future growth of Bamboo Bamboo, so we must do a good job in scientific maintenance and management methods and measures when planting Bamboo seedlings. Although the seedlings are not picky about the soil environment, but in order to grow better, we generally plant it in a fertile and moist soil environment with good drainage, because it has no waterlogging resistance, so we try to plant it in a relatively high place when planting. If it grows in a low-lying place for a long time or the groundwater level is relatively high, it will lead to root rot in the seedlings, which is not conducive to its growth and development. Podocarpus seedlings have no cold resistance, when the temperature is lower than 2 degrees, it will enter a dormant state and stop growing, if the temperature is lower than minus 5 degrees, the seedlings will be frostbitten, so we must carry out anti-freezing measures on the seedlings in winter.

Luohan bamboo, also known as Buddha belly bamboo, like other bamboos, likes a warm and humid environment, is very sensitive to water, once the potting soil is dry, the bamboo leaves will roll within a few hours. Generally, the potting soil must be kept moist but not wet, and it needs to be watered if it is semi-dry, but avoid stagnant water. When the air is dry, spray water frequently on the foliage to make the bamboo leaves green.

The potting soil should be loose and fertile, rich in humus and slightly acidic soil, and organic fertilizer should be applied once a year in early winter to facilitate heat preservation and promote the growth of whip roots. In summer, after the new bamboo shoots are unearthed, the bamboo shoots with fast growth and thin and straight bamboo poles should be removed in time, and the cultivated ornamental bamboo shoots with slow growth should be retained. The new bamboo shoots that germinate in autumn are generally thinner and should be removed to store nutrients.

During the growing season, water should be properly controlled to prevent the bamboo poles from growing taller. After reaching a certain height, it is necessary to poke the top to promote the internode to grow.

1. Moisture: Luohan bamboo is afraid of stagnant water, so it is necessary to follow the principle of rather dry than wet when breeding, and water less. 2. Fertilization:

In the peak growing season, urea and compound fertilizer should be applied. 3. Soil: Use soil rich in humus and good drainage conditions.

4. Light temperature: Put the bamboo in a bright place, and control the temperature above 15 degrees Celsius in winter.

1. Control the amount of water

Luohan bamboo likes a moist environment, but is afraid of stagnant water, if watering too much, it will cause bamboo leaves to curl, so when cultivating Luohan bamboo, it is necessary to water every 3-4 days, and in summer it can be watered every 1-2 days.

2. Top dressing fertilizer

In the growth process of Luohan bamboo, organic fertilizer should be applied to it, and during the vigorous growth of the plant, urea and compound fertilizer should be applied every 1 month to make Luohan bamboo grow stronger.

3. Soil requirements

When cultivating Luohan bamboo, it is necessary to use soil with rich organic matter content and strong air permeability, and if it is a potted plant, it needs to be replaced with new soil every 1-2 years to provide a loose growth environment for Luohan bamboo.

4. Light and temperature environment

Luohan bamboo likes light, afraid of strong direct light, in the process of breeding it should be placed in the semi-shade to prevent the leaves from scorching, and in winter to do a good job of warm measures, with clothes to wrap the rhizomes of Luohan bamboo.

Luohan bamboo is also known as Buddha belly bamboo, Luohan bamboo has a high ornamental value. Below, let's take a look at the cultivation methods of Luohan bamboo.

01 Watering.

Bamboo likes to be moist, so remember to water it at ordinary times, but it should not be overwatered every time to avoid root rot.

02 Pruning and leaf pruning.

Bamboo is a common ornamental plant, therefore, it is necessary to be diligent in pruning the branches and leaves of bamboo to make it not only better shape, but also to make the leaves of bamboo verdant.

03 Warm measures.

The cold tolerance of Luohan bamboo is relatively poor, so it is necessary to take measures to protect against the cold in winter to avoid frostbite and other phenomena such as Luohan bamboo.

04 Fertilization.

In March and September of each year, you can fertilize the bamboo once, and each time the fertilizer should be appropriate, do not over-fertilize and cause the leaves of the bamboo to turn yellow.