What are the cultivation methods of Pteris crassipes?

1, the swallowtail leaves were green for 365 days. Generally, in spring and autumn, the length of the incision at the top of the main stem is about 80 mm. After cutting, you can put it in a cool place for a day, let the cut place dry, and then insert it into the sand table. New roots will grow in about 20 days.

2. Then there is the preparation of soil. Let's talk about pots first, and then prepare the soil. The washbasin must be breathable. You can use clay pots (the permeability of clay pots is the best among all pots, but the appearance is not very good). Now buy a nice basin cover and cover it outside. The preparation of soil requires the following materials: first, get some humus soil (humus soil is very soft and breathable), then add some garden soil (this soil is rich in nutrients), and finally add some river sand (river sand is mainly used to increase the drainage in the soil). Ok, these are all done, then mix them together and you can put them in the basin.

3. When watering at ordinary times, you can try to keep the soil in the basin moist. The first three seasons can be watered once every two days, but not too hard, resulting in a lot of water in the basin can not be discharged. Will soak it in water, causing its roots to rot. In summer, the temperature will be very high and the water will evaporate quickly. At this time, it is sleeping. Don't water it like that. Spray some water mist around from time to time, open the window to increase the ventilation at home, and be careful not to get it on the leaves when spraying water mist. Don't let it get sunburned immediately after watering! After winter, try to keep the soil in the basin from getting too much water.

Fertilizing it is not as laborious as many other plants. Sometimes it doesn't matter if you don't fertilize her every once in a while. The key is to fertilize according to its growth. If you don't grow well, you should apply more fertilizer (fertilizer can be diluted with potassium fertilizer). Usually it is best to put it in a place where there is sunshine every day. If there is no good light, it will appear, the roots will rot and the leaves will fall. But the sunshine in summer is too strong, and there is no sunshine at this time. Otherwise, you will be severely sunburned and the leaves will turn yellow. You can give it some protection, and you can build a shed for it with black gauze. Doing so can block the light and have a good ventilation effect.

It's best to put it in a high temperature place in winter, so that you can get the sun every day, so that if you can get the sun every day, you can keep its leaves green. If it is sunny, its leaves will be red, which is very beautiful. It is very afraid to stay in a hot place, which may infect it with many viruses. When the temperature is very high in summer, you will be in a state of sleep. Be sure to pay attention to the ventilation at home. It will continue to grow if it can be kept at a suitable temperature (above 10 degrees) in winter. If the temperature is low to a certain degree (seven degrees), it will go to sleep and stop growing like summer.

If the temperature is lower, we will lose the whole potted plant. So we must keep warm in winter, at least at home. If you put it outside, you must wrap it in straw for protection. This may help it survive the winter.