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Method for Preparing the Potting Substrate for Potted Anthurium
For home potted anthurium, a composite substrate can be made by mixing peat soil, perlite and bone meal evenly, and coarse sand should be placed at the bottom of the pot to help drainage. Before potting the anthurium, the soil substrate must be sterilized. Place the anthurium plant upright in the center of the pot, fill with potting soil up to the pot surface, and be careful to expose the growing point in the center of the plant and the small leaves at the base.
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points of Eggplant Substrate Bag Cultivation Technology
Eggplant is one of the main facility-cultivated vegetables in China. With hot summers and frequent heavy rain, and cold winters with little sunlight, facility eggplants are usually produced in two crops per year, and mainly early spring...
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Raising cotton seedlings in foam tray substrate with hydroponics gives higher returns
The widely promoted F1 hybrid cotton variety Ezamian No. 10 was selected to compare the cultivation effects of plastic soft-tray substrate seedling raising, foam tray substrate hydroponic seedling raising, and fertile-soil nutrient bowl seedling raising. The results showed that on alluvial fluvo-aquic soil in the Wuhan area, with cotton planted in continuous cropping with rapeseed, the net income per unit area was highest with foam tray substrate hydroponic seedling raising, followed by plastic soft-tray substrate seedling raising. Therefore, matching cotton varieties with simplified, light-labor cultivation techniques selected according to local conditions and promoting them together can improve the profitability of cotton growing.
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How to Propagate Coleus? Seed Propagation Requires Choosing a Good Substrate
Coleus is famous for its unique leaf colors, and since its cultivation method is simple, more and more people are growing it. When coleus grows to a certain stage, it needs to be propagated. So how do you propagate coleus? The editor will introduce several common cultivation methods for coleus.
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How to propagate Rosa banksiae (Lady Banks' rose) from cuttings? Good substrate drainage is key
Among the propagation methods for Rosa banksiae, there are five: seed sowing, cuttings, division, layering and grafting, among which propagation by cuttings is a relatively common method and also has a fairly high survival rate. So how do you take cuttings of Rosa banksiae? What is the cutting method for Rosa banksiae? Below, the editor will walk you through it.
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Spider Flower Sowing Time and Planting Method: The Substrate Must Be Sterilized Before Sowing
Among the propagation methods for the spider flower (Cleome hassleriana), sowing is a relatively common one, and having been tested by countless people, it still has a very high survival rate. However, there are many points to pay attention to if you want to grow it from seed. When should the spider flower be sown? What is the planting method for the spider flower?
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Spring cutting method for Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata': choose healthy branches and a well-draining substrate
Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata' is a highly ornamental flowering plant. It can be seen in many regions of our country, and many people grow it in various places. However, as more people grow it, questions about its propagation have also drawn attention. The main propagation method for Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata' is cutting.
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When to sow Gaillardia? Seed planting methods, substrate disinfection and seed priming
Among the propagation methods for Gaillardia, sowing is one of the more commonly used methods. This method has been tested by countless people and still has a very high survival rate. However, to succeed at sowing, there are many points we need to pay attention to. When to sow Gaillardia? And how exactly should Gaillardia seeds be planted?
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Relationship between nutrient ratios and yield: how to mix the nutrient substrate for white beech mushroom
Relationship between nutrient ratios and yield: how to mix the nutrient substrate for white beech mushroom
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Prevention and control methods for edible mushroom mycelium that does not feed on the substrate after germination, turns yellow and shrinks
Mycelium does not feed on the substrate after germination, turns yellow and shrinks: prevention and control methods for edible mushroom mycelium shrinkage
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