With the improvement of living standards, people's aesthetic requirements for the home environment are also increasing. Large potted scallions, as one of the representatives of indoor green plants, have become the choice of more and more families with their unique shapes and rich ornamental value. Let's introduce in detail the maintenance methods of large potted scallions to make your green plants the focus of your home.
Selection of large potted scallionsWhen selecting large potted scallions, first look at whether their overall shape is full and upright, whether the leaves are fresh and green, and free from diseases and pests. Pay attention to the health of the root system. Large potted scallions with developed roots and no rot are easier to survive. Choosing large potted scallions that match your home style can make your home environment more harmonious.
Placement of large potted scallionsThe placement location of large potted scallions is very important. It should be placed in a place with sufficient sunlight and good ventilation, avoiding placing it in dark and humid environments to prevent leaf yellowing and slow growth. When placing, be sure to maintain a certain distance from furniture, walls, etc., for easy observation and maintenance.
Watering of large potted scallionsWatering large potted scallions should follow the principle of "watering when dry and moist when seen". Water when the surface of the soil is dry, and make sure to water thoroughly, avoiding watering only the surface layer of soil. In the hot summer, large potted scallions need to increase the frequency of watering to keep the soil moist. In the cold winter, reduce watering to prevent root rot.
Fertilizing large potted scallionsFertilizing large potted scallions should be moderate, generally applying a compound fertilizer once a month. When fertilizing, spread the fertilizer evenly on the soil surface and then gently mix it into the soil with a small spade. After fertilizing, water in time to prevent fertilizer residue from burning the leaves.
Pruning large potted scallionsPruning large potted scallions mainly targets withered leaves and weak branches. When pruning, use a sharp pair of scissors to cut from the base of the branch, avoiding damaging healthy branches. After pruning, the branches can be inserted into clean water, and after they take root, they can be propagated by cutting.
Pest and disease control of large potted scallionsCommon pests and diseases of large potted scallions include aphids and red spiders. The control methods are as follows:
1. Regularly inspect and deal with pests and diseases in a timely manner.
2. Use pesticide sprays for prevention and control, paying attention to choosing low-toxic and environmentally friendly pesticides.
3. Maintain good ventilation in the environment to reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases.
Large potted scallions are a highly ornamental indoor green plant. With proper maintenance, it can make your home environment more beautiful. Attention should be paid to details in aspects such as selection, placement, watering, fertilizing, pruning, and pest and disease control, making large potted scallions the focus of your home. We hope this article can provide you with a reference and wish you success in maintenance!