How to care for flowers in September? These methods you need to master
How to care for flowers in September.
Flower care techniques for September:
1. Sowing
The annual and biennial flowers that can be sown in autumn this month include: snapdragon, hollyhock, California poppy, lupine, baby's breath, pansy, daisy, petunia, coneflower, campanula, foxglove, columbine, Lychnis coronata, calceolaria, cineraria, gloxinia, cyclamen, wax begonia, spider flower, etc.
The woody flowers that can be sown this month include tree peony, elm-leaved spirea, wintersweet, etc. They can be sown as soon as the seeds are collected, or the seeds can be stored in sand until they germinate and then sown.
2. Cuttage
The woody flowers that can be propagated by cuttage indoors include: banana shrub, camellia, bougainvillea, coral tree, hibiscus, jasmine, fuchsia, rubber tree, Buddhist pine, orchid tree, etc.
3. Division
The flowers that can be propagated by division this month include: Chinese peony, hosta, lucky bamboo, sword fern, daylily, New York aster, reineckea, etc. The flowers whose small bulbs can be divided and planted include: freesia, lycoris, calla lily, etc.
1. Sowing
The annual and biennial flowers that can be sown in autumn this month include: snapdragon, hollyhock, California poppy, lupine, baby's breath, pansy, daisy, petunia, coneflower, campanula, foxglove, columbine, Lychnis coronata, calceolaria, cineraria, gloxinia, cyclamen, wax begonia, spider flower, etc.
The woody flowers that can be sown this month include tree peony, elm-leaved spirea, wintersweet, etc. They can be sown as soon as the seeds are collected, or the seeds can be stored in sand until they germinate and then sown.
2. Cuttage
The woody flowers that can be propagated by cuttage indoors include: banana shrub, camellia, bougainvillea, coral tree, hibiscus, jasmine, fuchsia, rubber tree, Buddhist pine, orchid tree, etc.
3. Division
The flowers that can be propagated by division this month include: Chinese peony, hosta, lucky bamboo, sword fern, daylily, New York aster, reineckea, etc. The flowers whose small bulbs can be divided and planted include: freesia, lycoris, calla lily, etc.