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Illumination,Soil,Temperature,Water,Fertilization of Primula

Walter White
2020-06-26 09:50:03
Primroses like a mild astigmatic environment. They are exposed to astigmatism at seedling stage and can receive full light from October. The soil with good drainage and rich humus is selected for planting, and the pot can be cultivated in neutral soil. The most suitable temperature for growth is between 13-18 ℃, and the lowest temperature in winter can not be lower than 0 ℃. When watering during the growing period, it is necessary to see whether it is dry or wet. Liquid fertilizer was applied every 15 days during the growing period.

I. illumination

Primroses like a mild astigmatism environment. Enough sunlight can help them grow, but strong sunlight is hard to accept. In the seedling stage, it can be exposed to astigmatism. Since September, the outside sunlight is not too strong. It can be exposed to more sunlight. From October, it can receive full sunlight, which can promote growth and also help flower bud differentiation.

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II. Soil

For the primrose planted in the field, it can be planted in the soil with good drainage and rich humus, which can provide a good growth foundation. If it is maintained in a pot, it can be cultivated in neutral soil, and the pot can be changed regularly.

III. temperature

The most suitable temperature for growth is between 13-18 ℃, which is favorable for growth. The lowest temperature in winter should not be below 0 ℃.

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IV. water content

When watering during the growth period, it is necessary to see whether the water is wet or dry, and then supply water after the surface is dry. The one-time water supply needs to be thorough, so as not to make the upper and lower water volume different.

V. fertilizer

It is also very important to add fertilizer. Liquid fertilizer is applied every 15 days during the growth period. Also pay attention to the application of base fertilizer, and supplement the base fertilizer when changing pots.

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