Abstract: Cyclamen rationing technology: Make your plants grow healthier Cyclamen is a common indoor leaf-viewing plant. It has beautiful shape and colorful leaves, and is popular among plant lovers. As for how to make cyclamen grow healthier, using rationing technology is a good way...
Cyclamen plant dividing technology: Make your plant grow healthier
Cyclamen is a common indoor leaf-viewing plant. It has beautiful shape and colorful leaves, which is popular among plant lovers. As for how to make cyclamen grow healthier, using rationing technology is a good way.
Learn about Cyclamen Cyclamen, also known as "Evergreen", is a succulent plant native to Africa and Asia. It has closely arranged fleshy leaves that can grow in very little water and light. Cyclamen has developed root systems and grows rapidly, so it needs regular management.
What is rationing technology? rationing technology means cutting off succulent plants from the roots and replanting them into new plants. This technology can make plants healthier and more beautiful during growth and can increase the number of plants.
Cyclamen suitable for rationing Cyclamen suitable for rationing needs to meet the following conditions: healthy plants, large bodies, lush branches, and developed roots. If the plant has entered an aging stage or is growing poorly, it is not suitable for rationing.
Preparation of tools for rationing The following tools are needed to prepare for rationing: scissors, pruning shears, disinfectant and new flower pots. These tools need to be prepared in advance and disinfected.
Select the part of the ramet selecting the part of the ramet requires selecting the position of the plant stem closest to the ground, and using pruning shears to cut the plant completely. This part should be the healthiest and most vibrant location for plants.
After treating the wounds after rationing and cutting off the plants, the wounds need to be disinfected to avoid infection. You can apply disinfectant to the wound and then dry.
Planting new cyclamen inserts the cut plants into new pots and fills them with new soil. Remember to provide the new plant with enough sunlight and water to help it grow quickly.
Maintaining new cyclamen New cyclamen takes some time to adapt to the new environment after planting. During this period, it is necessary to provide sufficient water to the plants and avoid excessive fertilization. If there is any problem with the plant, it needs to be dealt with in a timely manner.
Note that the rationing season is best to rationing in spring or summer. This season is more suitable for plant growth and recovery. If rationing is carried out in cold weather, it may affect plant growth.
Precautions for ramets The ramets need to be disinfected to avoid plant infection. When dividing plants, you need to ensure that the intensity is moderate to avoid damaging the entire plant.
Benefits of rationing can make cyclamen healthier and more beautiful during the growth process, and can increase the number of plants. At the same time, it can also make plants easier to manage.
Common problems Common problems include: yellowing of plants, too long roots, falling leaves, etc. These problems may be caused by water shortage, excessive fertilization, infection with pests and diseases, etc.
How to prevent problems To prevent problems, you can choose soil suitable for the growth of cyclamen, and regularly water and fertilize. At the same time, it is also necessary to regularly check the health status of plants and deal with problems that arise in a timely manner.
Post-dividing maintenance After dividing, the plants need to be pruned regularly to help the plants maintain their beautiful appearance. During the growth process, regular watering and fertilization are also needed.
Through rationing technology, cyclamen can be made healthier and more beautiful, and the number of plants can be increased. However, there are many issues that need to be paid attention to when rationing, including tool disinfection, appropriate seasons, etc. Only by careful management can plants grow healthily and vigorously.