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Method for cultivating allspice

Hank Schrader
2020-11-16 11:23:35
Soil: Soil Hu Cai strong ability to adapt to fertile loose, good water storage and rich organic soil cultivation is appropriate. Illumination: like warm and humid environment, not resistant to strong light. When the sun is soft, it can receive light for a long time, and when it is strong, it needs to be shaded. Watering: drought-resistant not waterlogging-resistant, watering times should not be too much to keep the soil moist. Temperature: strong resistance, cold and drought resistance, high temperature and low temperature can be normal growth, do not need to deliberately adjust the temperature.

1. Breeding conditions:

1. Soil: It is better to use loose, fertile and permeable soil for cultivating allspice.

2. Light: It is necessary to keep sufficient light. If it is to be cultivated indoors, it should be placed in a place with sufficient light as far as possible.

3. Watering: The allspice likes hot weather and has strong drought tolerance. The frequency of watering does not need to be too frequent. It can be watered once every 1-2 days.

4, temperature: Allspice originated in the tropical regions of the Americas, like to grow in the hot environment, so we must pay attention to temperature control and regulation, the temperature is too low, easy to appear the phenomenon of plant freezing to death.

2. Propagation method:

Allspice can be propagated by sowing.Before sowing, the seeds are placed in a cool and ventilated place for drying treatment for about 1 to 2 days, so that the germination rate can be improved.When sowing, we should pay attention to sowing evenly, covering about 1 cm of soil after sowing, and adjusting the temperature to about 20 C.

3. Precautions:

During the flowering period, if the local area is in the rainy season, the phenomenon of difficult pollination of pistil and stamen may occur, which is the main reason for the abnormal fruit of allspice.Within half a month from the flowering period, growth regulators can be added when fertilizing to prevent and control this phenomenon in advance.

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