How to plant anemones? Detailed explanation of planting methods and techniques
The anemone is a very beautiful flower. The flowers are beautiful. Therefore, the ornamental value of anemones is very high. So, how are anemones cultivated? Today, the editor will share with you the cultivation methods for anemones. Little friends, the editor will plant them in southern China from early September to mid-November. The flowering period is from mid-November to late April. When cultivated in a greenhouse, certain facilities for insulation, drip irrigation, shading, ventilation and so on are needed.
Anemones planted under natural conditions are usually planted in late September at temperatures below 20 degrees. Before planting, soak the roots in water for 1-2 days so that they absorb water and swell. Use 3 parts soil for the potting soil, 1 part humus soil and ash, 1 pile of compost or chicken manure per pot, 3-5 bulbs in a pot, 20 cm in diameter, and when planting the roots the root tips should point downward and not upside down. After planting, pour in water and place in a sunny spot. New leaves can grow in about 20 days.
If placed in a shed or greenhouse in winter, it can continue to grow above 5 degrees and can form flower buds and bloom early. However, because of low temperature and low water consumption, watering should be controlled so as not to make the pot too wet, in order to prevent root rot. According to high humidity and low humidity, usually water about every 3 days. If the temperature is low, water less. Fertilizer should be applied every half month with 10% cake fertilizer.
For open-field cultivation, it can overwinter safely when the temperature is not lower than -10 degrees. It will begin to bloom in the spring of the following year and in mid-February. If it can be used diligently, it can bloom in March. During the flowering period, apply 10% cake fertilizer water every week to promote the formation of flower buds, until the temperature rises in May. From March to April, if miners are harmed, spray 1500 times omethoate once every 3-5 days.
After the flower temperature rises, the old leaves begin to turn yellow. When the leaves are almost completely withered in June, the underground roots can be dug up, but do not separate them immediately. Be careful to prevent rain from wetting them. After drying and drying, use bamboo poles and other things. Store in a dry, well-ventilated place. Potted plants can be placed in a dry and sheltered place, stop watering, and then turn the pot in September.
The single flowering period of the European anemone is about one week, and the seeds mature 7-10 days after flowering. At this time, the clustered fruit changes from turquoise to grayish yellow, and the fruit feels soft, so it should be harvested promptly, otherwise it is easy to scatter with the wind. The seeds should be dried after harvest and kept away from rain and in a ventilated area.