How to plant the bulbs of Zephyranthes
A comprehensive introduction to how to plant the bulbs of Zephyranthes and the cultivation methods of Zephyranthes, followed by a thorough introduction.
Zephyranthes resembles lilies in appearance but is not a orchid despite its name, and is very easy to cultivate. It can be placed in a bright location for maintenance, and is not suitable for growing in stuffy and hot environments. Therefore, it needs to be placed in a cool and well-ventilated area during summer, watered moderately when the soil is dry, and fertilized appropriately during the growing period to make the plant grow more vigorously. Below is a specific introduction to the cultivation methods of Zephyranthes.
1. Temperature
Zephyranthes is suitable for growing in a warm environment, with a temperature of 18-30℃ being optimal. During the hot and humid summer weather, it can be placed in a cool and well-ventilated area indoors, and the plant will grow more vigorously.
2. Soil
Zephyranthes can be cultivated in ordinary garden soil, or a mixture of garden soil with coarse river sand or coal cinders can be used to ensure good drainage and breathability of the soil, promoting the growth of Zephyranthes plants.
3. Watering
Zephyranthes does not require much water, and it is sufficient to water according to the principle of watering when the soil is dry and moist. Do not water too much at once, as excessive water can cause the bulbs to rot and the leaves to turn yellow, which is not conducive to its growth. Increase the amount of watering appropriately during the hot summer and reduce it during winter, keeping the soil moist.
4. Fertilization
For Zephyranthes seedlings, fertilize every 15 days with dilute fertilizer water. During the growing period, fertilize every 30 days, and stop fertilizing during the dormant period in winter.
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