How to grow herbaceous perennials? Master these cultivation and care points

Watering: river water and rainwater are best; Fertilizing: use cake fertilizer as a base fertilizer, and also use compound fertilizer for topdressing; Weeding: it is best to use manual weeding to avoid using herbicides; Pruning: regularly prune the branches and leaves, removing withered and yellowed leaves caused by pests and diseases. When winter comes and the temperature drops, pay attention to keeping them warm, and also watch out for pests and diseases.

I. Watering

During the plant's growing period, it is best to water by misting, so as not to damage the plant and cause death; during its growing season, water sources such as rainwater can be used for irrigation.

II. Fertilizing

During the plant's growth process, sufficient nutrients must be provided; use organic fertilizers such as cake fertilizer as a base fertilizer, and at the same time use compound fertilizer during the later growth stage, which helps the plant bloom, grow and develop quickly.

III. Weeding

During the growth process, weeds will grow in abundance, which not only affects the appearance but also affects the plant's growth and development. During weeding, use manual weeding as much as possible, and avoid using chemical agents for weeding, as this will affect the plant's normal growth.

IV. Pruning

The plant's rapid growth will cause its branches and leaves to become dense and even dry out and turn yellow. Proper pruning will help the plant absorb nutrients better, and at the same time, branches and leaves with pests and diseases should be found and cut off.

V. Cold protection

When winter arrives and the temperature drops, some plants do not have a certain ability to protect against the cold, which will cause them to suffer frost damage. At this time, certain warm-keeping measures should be taken; a thin layer of plastic film can be used to cover them, achieving a heat-preserving effect.