Flower combination cultivation methods: pair them by color and growth vigor

When making potted flower arrangements, you can also combine and cultivate varieties with similar flower colors and growth trends. Combined cultivation of flowers is actually very beautiful, and it also allows your flower pots to be fully utilized, which can be said to be very advantageous. But how can you do a good job of combined flower cultivation?

Combined flowers

I. Color pairing

Color pairing means that the selection of colors and the design of mixed colors are completed within the same pot. You can consider choosing a combination of two or more gradient colors, or you can try using red, yellow, orange, and so on, which have strong contrast and are color-compatible. For color pairing, growers can use a color wheel to find similar or corresponding color combinations. In addition, plant suppliers and breeding companies will also recommend some popular color combinations to growers, but growers are more willing to personally create and discover color combination products that sell well.

II. Choose varieties with similar growth vigor

When determining the color pairing, you must also consider whether the vigor of the selected colored plants matches. Whether they are growers, retailers, or consumers, none of them want the combined potted plant products they produce or buy to turn into a single-color flower basket not long after planting. In fact, the reason combined potted flowers attract consumers is precisely that they can maintain a consistent multicolored hue throughout the entire flowering season, and can even keep a specific "shape" pattern stable and unchanged. Of course, quite a few consumers also like combined potted plant product series that open gradually.

Plant growth vigor is often divided into 4 levels. In most cases, it is more reasonable to choose plants of the same or similar growth vigor level to match, in order to stagger the flowering periods. Choosing plants of different varieties can make up for differences in plant growth vigor. For plants with strong growth vigor, before combining them in pots, you can soak them in growth regulators to reduce their plant growth vigor so that they are consistent with the other plants in the combined pot. In addition, you can also coordinate differences in growth vigor by choosing plug seedlings of different sizes.