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How to raise a red dancer

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-02 19:17:41
The red dancer needs to provide loose and fertile soil, give it plenty of light every day, and shade properly in summer. The surface soil should be watered in time after drying to avoid poor growth caused by excessive drought. In summer, fertilizer should be applied once a month, and thin cake fertilizer water should be selected. In autumn, potassium fertilizer is the main fertilizer. Grafting is often used for propagation, and Acer truncatum or Acer henryi is used as rootstock. If encountering diseases and insect pests, remove the diseased branches and leaves, and spray carbendazim for control.

I. breeding methods

1. Soil: the red dancer does not have high requirements for soil. For potting, use a pot with a hole in the bottom. Choose loose and fertile acid soil, which is more helpful for its growth.

2. Sunshine: the red dancer is suitable for growing in a well lit environment. But summer to appropriate shade, in order to prevent direct sunlight, sunburn its leaves

3. Water content: the red dancer should water enough in the growing period. Although it is more drought resistant, but the surface of the soil will be watered after drying to avoid poor growth due to water shortage.

4. Fertilization: the fertilization of red dancer should be particularly controlled. In summer, apply fertilizer once a month to the thin cake and fertilizer water. Autumn is dominated by potassium fertilizer, which promotes the leaves to turn red.

2. Reproductive skills

The propagation of the red dancer is mainly grafting. Usually in spring, Acer truncatum or Acer henryi is used as rootstock. After grafting, the buds on the rootstock should be removed to ensure the nutrient supply to the scion, which is more conducive to its growth.

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3. Pest control

1. Diseases: the main diseases are brown spot and powdery mildew. It is necessary to remove the diseased branches and leaves and spray carbendazim solution once every 10-15 days. It can be recovered in one month.

2. Pests: common pests include the Yellow bayworm and the glabripenn. The moth usually appears at night and can be killed by light. The longicorn eats leaves and bark, and kills moth borer pine or dimethoate by spraying.

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