Jade Queen's planting environment Soil and watering, fertilization and pruning pest control and reproduction methods Jade Queen, scientific name Spathiphyllum spp., It is a much-loved indoor leaf-viewing plant. It is famous for its unique white flower buds and emerald green leaves. Due to its beautiful appearance and easy-to-maintain characteristics, the emerald queen is very popular in the market. This article will introduce in detail the emerald queen's breeding method helps you easily cultivate beautiful emerald green bottles. Planting environment of the Jade Queen 1. Lighting: The Jade Queen prefers semi-cloudy environments and avoids direct sunlight. Scattering light or soft sunlight indoors is most suitable.
2. Temperature: The suitable growth temperature is 18-28℃, and the winter temperature should not be lower than 10℃.
3. Humidity: The Jade Queen likes a humid environment, and it is advisable to keep the air humidity at 60%-80%. Soil and watering 1. Soil: Choose soil with good air permeability and good drainage, such as a mixture of murky soil, peat soil and perlite.
2. Watering: Keep the soil moist, but do not accumulate water. When high temperatures in summer, increase the watering frequency appropriately; when low temperatures in winter, reduce the number of watering times. Fertilization and pruning 1. Fertilization: Spring and autumn are the peak growth seasons for the Emerald Queen. Compound fertilizers are applied once a month, and the frequency of fertilization is reduced in summer and winter.
2. Trim: Regularly trim the withered leaves to keep the plant beautiful. After the buds wither, the pedicels can be cut off to encourage the plant to bloom again. Pest and insect pest control 1. Diseases: The Jade Queen is susceptible to diseases such as leaf spot disease and root rot. When diseases are discovered, remove the sick leaves in time and spray fungicides.
2. Pests: Common pests include red spiders, scale insects, etc. When pests are found, pesticides can be used to spray the plants. Breeding method 1. Subplant breeding: Divide mature plants, retain 3-5 leaves per plant, and place them in new flowerpots to maintain a suitable growth environment.
2. Sowing and breeding: Jade Queen can be bred through sowing, but the survival rate is low and is generally not recommended.
The Jade Queen is a beautiful indoor leaf-viewing plant. During the breeding process, you need to pay attention to light, temperature, soil, watering, fertilization, pruning and pest control. As long as you master the correct breeding methods, you can easily cultivate emerald green bottles. Add a touch of bright color to your home. According to the "China Flower Market Report" data, the demand for the Jade Queen in the market has increased year by year, making it a popular choice for family breeding.
References: "China Flower Market Report"