The breeding methods and precautions of Phaius flavus

In the process of breeding Phaius flavus, generally we can choose a mixture of soil humus soil, river sand, also can use broken moss, peat soil and river sand in accordance with the ratio of 3:1:1 made from mixing. In spring, summer, autumn, it needs a half overcast environment, or about 50% shading, In summer, in addition to keep the soil moist, we also need to water moisturize the surrounding regularly.

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Cultivation method of Phaius Flavus

1. Matrix requirements

The soil quality of potted phaius flavus should ensure good air permeability and good drainage performance. Generally, the mixed soil of humus and river sand can be selected, or crushed moss, peat and river sand can be mixed and prepared in a ratio of 3:1:1. During spring germination, the basin can be changed, and some coarse shaili can be filled at the bottom for ventilation.

2. Light and temperature environment

Photoperiod environment is one of the breeding methods and precautions of Phaius Flavus. In spring, summer and autumn, we need to put it in a semi-overcast environment, or about 50% shading. In winter, we can avoid shading and generally put it beside the window facing the sun.

3. Water properly

Phaius Flavus has a high requirement for environmental humidity. In addition to keeping the basin moist in summer, it is also necessary to constantly spray water around to moisturize, which should be carried out in the form of spray or atomization to improve the environmental humidity. It is best to keep it at 70% ~ 80%.

4. Fertilization requirements

During spring germination after Phaius Flavus dormancy, thin cake fertilizer solution was applied 2 ~ 3 times per month. During vigorous growth, liquid fertilizer could be applied every 2 ~ 3 weeks. Thick fertilizer should not be applied by all means.

Notes for cultivation of Phaius Flavus

Generally, sheath rust diseases occur on the lower surface of the leaves. So during the growth of Phaius Flavus, the growth of leaves should be observed frequently. Once the yellow leaves are discovered, it is necessary to cut them off in a timely manner, and then spray them with an appropriate amount of zinc powder. It is best to thoroughly disinfect the basin and soil once a year to prevent the breeding of bacteria.