Abstract: Anthurium, also known as Fugui Bamboo and Fushou Bamboo, is a common potted plant. Its beautiful color and shape are loved by many plant lovers. However, many people often encounter watering problems when maintaining Anthurium. They don't know when and how to water them, which often causes the condition of Anthurium to worsen...
Anthurium, also known as Fugui Bamboo and Fushou Bamboo, is a common potted plant. Its beautiful color and shape are loved by many plant lovers. However, many people often encounter watering problems when maintaining Anthurium. They don't know when and how to water them, which often leads to the worsening of Anthurium's condition and eventual death. This article will introduce you to the reasons why Anthurium likes water and the correct maintenance methods, hoping to help you properly maintain Anthurium.
1. What is Anthurium is an evergreen tree. It is a perennial evergreen plant of the genus Anthurium in the family Purple Bamboo. The trunk is upright, the stems are tilted or curved, and the branches are luxuriant. The leaves are strip-shaped or lanceolate. The leaves are covered with many small white spots, and the flowers are dark red or pink.
2. The reason why Anthurium likes water is because it grows in evergreen trees in subtropical climates and grows in a humid environment in nature, so it needs sufficient water to maintain its growth. In addition, Anthurium has large leaves, a large surface area, and a large amount of water evaporation, which needs to be replenished with sufficient water.
3. Watering method of Anthurium should keep the soil moist when watering, but do not over-water it to avoid root decay and death. If you are not watered for a long time, Anthurium will wither. The following points should be noted when watering: 1. Observe the dryness of the soil before watering. If the soil surface is dry, you can water it appropriately.
2. Do not pour it directly on the leaves when watering, to avoid water retention in the leaves and causing diseases.
3. Water should be evenly distributed and not poured water in the same place.
4. Don't let Anthurium remain in stagnant water for a long time to avoid causing root rot.
4. Precautions for the maintenance of Anthurium 1. Light: Anthurium is a sun-loving plant and requires sufficient sunlight, but excessive exposure will cause dehydration of the leaves.
2. Temperature: The temperature suitable for growth of Anthurium is 18℃-25 ℃. If the temperature is too high or too low, the growth of Anthurium will be affected.
3. Fertilizer: Apply the right amount of fertilizer once a month, do not overapply it.
4. Pruning: Proper pruning of branches can make Anthurium more neat and beautiful, and can also promote the growth of branches.
5. Insect prevention and treatment: Regularly check Anthurium for pests or diseases, and treat them in a timely manner.
5. Breeding methods of Anthurium Anthurium The breeding methods of Anthurium include cuttage, rationing, sowing, etc., of which cuttage is the most commonly used method. The following points should be paid attention to when cutting: 1. Select healthy branches for cutting.
2. Insert the branches into moist sand and keep them moist.
3. After about two weeks, the cuttings will begin to take root and sprout.
4. After taking root, it can be transplanted into a pot and continued to be maintained.
6. Common diseases and control methods of Anthurium 1. Yellowing of leaves: It may be due to insufficient nutrients or excessive fertilization, and the amount of fertilization can be appropriately increased.
2. Leaves withered: It may be due to insufficient watering or poor soil quality, so the amount of watering can be increased appropriately.
3. Leaf wither: It may be due to overwatering or root rot. The amount of watering should be properly controlled and drainage should be strengthened.
4. Powdery mildew: It is manifested by white powder on the surface of the leaves, which can be treated by spraying disinfectant.
5. Aphids: manifested as small black spots on the leaves, which can be treated with insecticide spraying.
7. Beautification effect of Anthurium is not only a common potted plant, but can also be used to beautify indoor space. Putting Anthurium in indoor spaces such as living rooms and study rooms can make the air fresher and also beautify the environment.
8. The cultural meaning of Anthurium symbolizes good luck, happiness and wealth. It is an important festive plant. In China culture, Anthurium is regarded as a mascot and is often used to give gifts on weddings, birthdays and other occasions.
9. How to buy Anthurium When purchasing Anthurium, you should pay attention to the following points: 1. Leaves: Choose Anthurium with full leaves, bright color and good luster.
2. Root system: When purchasing, you can turn the flower pot upside down to check whether the root system is healthy.
3. Plants: When purchasing, you should choose Anthurium with strong growth and lush branches.
10. The legend of Anthurium was passed down during the Tang Dynasty. In order to relieve the plague for her father, the daughter of a high-ranking official named Consort Yang made an imitation of bamboo and red silk and placed them in her room. Bamboo turns red in the sun, and the plague disappears. People therefore call bamboo "red palm" and regard it as a mascot.
11. Application of Anthurium in Gardening Anthurium can not only be used to make potted plants, but also be used in gardening. In garden landscape design, Anthurium can be used for courtyard greening, landscape trees, etc. to enhance the visual effect of the entire landscape.
12. How to maintain Anthurium The following points need to be paid attention to: 1. Watering: Anthurium likes a humid environment, and watering should be maintained moderately.
2. Sunlight: Anthurium requires sufficient sunlight, but excessive exposure can cause dehydration of the leaves.
3. Fertilizer: Apply the right amount of fertilizer once a month, do not overapply it.
4. Pruning: Proper pruning of branches can make Anthurium more neat and beautiful, and can also promote the growth of branches.
13. How to identify Anthurium Anthurium The characteristics of Anthurium are that its leaves are strip-shaped or lanceolate, the surface of the leaves is covered with many small white spots, and the flowers are dark red or pink. These characteristics should be paid attention to when identifying Anthurium.
14. The value of Anthurium Anthurium is not only a common potted plant, but also has certain value. In terms of culture, Anthurium is regarded as a mascot and is often used to give gifts on weddings, birthdays and other occasions. In terms of gardening, Anthurium can be applied to courtyard greening, landscape trees, etc. to enhance the visual effect of the entire landscape.
15. Anthurium is a common potted plant that likes water, sunshine and fertilizer. If properly maintained, it can beautify the environment indoors. At the same time, Anthurium also has cultural meaning and horticultural value, and is a very excellent plant.