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Transplanting and sowing of Viola yedoensis

Jesse Pinkman
2020-08-12 08:32:01
It's easy to breed Viola yedoensis. It can be transplanted directly from the field or seeded. So, how to transplant and sow the purple flower?

Transplanting of Viola

Purple pudding is widely distributed. It is a common small plant in the wild. People who like to breed it can transplant it directly.

The method of transplanting is relatively simple. It's better to select the right plants and dig them out. Pay attention to dig deeper and dig out the complete root system of zihuadi. It needs to be put in the water after coming out, and then put in the plastic bag for transportation. Take the plants of the digged purple flower field home, and they can be planted directly. If they are planted with soil, they can be planted directly. However, if there is no soil, you need to cut off the leaves and flowers, only the petioles and the base. After planting, it needs to be watered once and then shaded

Seeding of Viola yedoensis

The planting of purple flower

The planting of Viola is usually carried out in spring. First put the soil in the seedling basin, then pour the soil thoroughly, and spread the seeds on the soil, then cover with a layer of fine soil. In general, the purple flower and the diced plant can emerge in a week or so.

When the seedlings of Viola yedoensis grow out and come out completely, it is necessary to control the temperature to avoid its excessive growth. During maintenance, it is necessary to keep sufficient light and dry soil. Wait until the young plants of Viola yedoensis grow true leaves to divide the seedlings, transplant the young plants into flowerpots, pay attention to the root system of the young plants to stretch out, and then pour water, wait until the Viola yedoensis grows more than 5 leaves, it can be planted. Note that the demand for fertilizer is not high, but it needs to be fertilized every 7 - 10 times when growing vigorously.

Seeding of Viola yedoensis

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