1. Soil: junju likes wet soil. It often grows on the river, roadside and field. It is called small wild flower. It can be planted in sandy soil.
2. Water: it has a high demand for water. It needs to keep the planted soil layer moist for a long time, so that it can grow better with sufficient water.
3. Nutrients: organic fertilizer can be used to dissolve the organic fertilizer in water and irrigate it in the soil, so that it can fully absorb nutrients.
4. Light: it is suitable for half sunlight, because it needs proper shade during flower bud formation. When you see the light, it can't be too strong. Direct sunlight will cause burns.
1. Pruning: after planting for a certain period of time, it is necessary to remove the heart and trim off the bottom leaves, so that the plant can grow healthily and absorb nutrients better.
2. Propagation: it can be propagated by the method of dividing plants, selecting robust plants and transplanting them in the soil with sufficient nutrients. Then spray some water to keep the soil moist, and you can see its vigorous growth in a week or so.
1. Black spot: the common disease of chrysanthemum planting in June is black spot, which should be protected at ordinary times. When encountering black spot, you can choose Carbendazim and some water to dilute it, and spray it with a small watering can
2. Rotten root: when pouring, there should be no water in the basin. If there is water for a long time, the root will rot. drainage treatment should be carried out in time and the root should be trimmed.
1. How to survive the winter: its cold resistance is relatively poor, so it is necessary to move it into indoor breeding in winter. At this time, the temperature can not be lower than five degrees centigrade. If the temperature is too low, it will cause frostbite.
2. Whether it can rain: junju is not allowed to rain. Its stem and leaf are short and small. If it rains, its stem and leaf will be cut off, and its growth will be directly affected if it is broken. Therefore, in rainy weather to timely move to the shelter, to avoid damage to the branches and leaves.
