Is the other shore flower happy in the shade or the sun?
As a representative of the Amaryllidae family, the lily has attracted much attention for its gorgeous flower colors and unique growth habits. This plant, known as the "Hell's Flower", has many concerns in terms of light needs and family maintenance. This article will analyze its growth characteristics from a scientific perspective and conduct in-depth discussions on the feasibility of family planting. Analysis of light demand for halandia flowers. Growth rules in semi-shade environments. halandia flowers are typical semi-shade plants and need to receive 3-4 hours of scattered light every day. Mild sunshine from 8 to 10 a.m. or 3 to 5 p.m. is the most suitable, and the light intensity during this period is about 10,000 - 15,000 lux. Complete shade will cause the plant to grow excessively, the spacing between leaves will be widened, and flower bud differentiation will be hindered; while continuous direct exposure to strong light will cause burns to the leaves, which is manifested by withered leaf tips and brown spots on the leaves. Light cycle adjustment tips It is recommended to use east-west window sill placement in spring and autumn. A 50% sunshade net needs to be set up in summer, and full sunshine can be accepted in winter. You can judge whether the light is suitable by observing the color of the leaves: in healthy conditions, it should show a dark green ribbon luster. If it turns to yellow-green, it means that the light is too strong, and for dark green, it needs to increase the light. Household maintenance feasibility analysis Environmental configuration points use a matrix ratio of legus: river sand: perlite =5:3:2 to ensure that the drainage porosity is greater than 30%. It is recommended to choose a pottery basin with a diameter of 15-20cm, and lay a 3 cm thick ceramsite layer on the bottom of the basin. Place it in a position to avoid air conditioning outlets and radiators, and maintain the air humidity of 40-60%. Maintenance cycle management The growth period is from March to May, with 200-300ml of water per week; water and fertilizer are stopped during the dormant period from June to August; the soil is kept slightly moist during the flowering period from September to November; 50ml of water is replenished every month during the low temperature period from December to February. Fertilization uses phosphorus and potassium fertilizer solution diluted by 2000 times and is applied once every half month. Safety protection measures Bulms contain alkaloids such as lycorine, and poisoning can be caused by accidental ingestion of 2g. It is recommended to wear rubber gloves for basin replacement operations and wash hands promptly after maintenance. Families with children should place the plants above 1.5m or use a locked flower stand for isolation. Special Stage Conservation Guidelines Dual Dormancy Period Management During high summer temperatures (>30℃) and low winter temperatures (<5℃), plants will enter a dormant state. At this time, it is necessary to stop fertilizer and control water, remove dead leaves and maintain ventilation. You can dig out the bulbs, soak them in carbendazim, store them in the sand, and replant them when the temperature is right. Pest and insect pest control Red spiders are common in dry environments and can be controlled with Melia oil diluent; the key to root rot prevention is to control the frequency of watering. In the early stage of the disease, roots can be irrigated with 3000 times hymoxazole solution.
Through scientific light management and refined maintenance, the other shore flowers can fully grow healthily in the home environment. Master its "double dormancy in summer and winter" characteristics and reasonably adjust maintenance strategies, even novices to gardening can appreciate this mysterious and gorgeous red flower shadow.