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Breeding methods and precautions of white crane taro

Jesse Pinkman
2020-07-20 08:36:18
Soil: it is best to use loose soil for breeding crane taro, and the soil with good drainage and air permeability is the best. Watering: there should be enough water during the period of vigorous growth, but not too much watering, just keep the soil moist. Light: sufficient light shall be given in spring and autumn, and the sun shall be properly shaded in case of strong sunlight, instead of being exposed to the sun.

I. soil

It's better to use loose soil for breeding crane taro. In addition, the drainability and air permeability of the soil are also very important. Do not use too sticky and heavy soil.

2. Water

In the period of vigorous growth, there should be enough water to keep the soil moist, but not too much water, which is easy to cause rotten roots. In summer, the weather is hot, you can spray water around the plant, which can reduce the temperature and increase the air humidity. In winter, the weather is cold, the soil should be as dry as possible, and water can be reduced

III. light

Spring and winter should receive sufficient light, summer or strong sunlight in autumn should be appropriate sunshade, can not let the sun exposure, if the leaves will be yellow, the situation will be serious sunburn.

Temperature

The white crane taro likes the high temperature growth environment. In winter, it's best to put it in the room for maintenance, and keep the temperature at about 25 ℃, in the night, it's best to keep the temperature at 14-16 ℃. If the temperature is too low in winter, it will cause the leaves to fall, or turn yellow.

5. Precautions

Change basin: the cultivation of white crane taro needs to change basin every 1-2 years, which is more conducive to its growth. When changing basin, the old root and rotten root should be cut off, and the old soil should be cleaned and replaced with clean soil.

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