Introduction to horsetail leaves The cultivation methods of horsetail leaves The maintenance points of horsetail leaves As people continue to improve their pursuit of quality of life, green plant breeding has gradually become a fashion. horsetail leaves, as a common indoor plant, are loved by many flower lovers due to their unique ornamental value and good air purification effect. This article will introduce the cultivation methods of horsetail leaves in detail and help you easily master green plant breeding skills. Introduction to horsetail leaves horsetail leaves, the scientific name is Adiantum fern, which belongs to ferns and is native to tropical rainforest areas. Its leaves are linear and look like horsetail, hence the name horsetail leaves. The horsetail leaves have high ornamental value and are green in color. Beautiful posture, it is a good product for interior decoration. Horse tail leaves also have the effect of purifying air and absorbing harmful substances, which is of great benefit to human health. Cultivation method of horsetail leaves 1. Temperature and light horsetail leaves are suitable for growing in a warm and humid environment. The most suitable growth temperature is 18℃~25℃. During the breeding process, good indoor ventilation should be maintained, direct sunlight should be avoided, and summer When it is high, the indoor temperature can be appropriately reduced to reduce the growth pressure of plants.
2. Watering and soil horsetail leaves like moist soil, but avoid waterlogging. Keep the soil moist when watering, but not too much. When the temperature in winter is low, reduce the number of watering times. The soil should be loose, breathable, and well-drained. Leus or peat soil is suitable.
3. Fertilizing horsetail leaves do not have a high demand for fertilizer. Generally, compound fertilizer can be applied once a month. When fertilizing, care should be taken not to excessive to avoid root burning.
4. Breeding methods There are two main breeding methods for horsetail leaves: rationing and cuttage.
(1) Divide: Divide the flourishing horsetail plant into several plants and plant them separately.
(2) Cutting: Select healthy horsetail leaf stem segments, insert them into sand or vermiculite, keep them moist, and transplant them after taking root. Key points for the maintenance of horsetail leaves 1. Maintain indoor humidity: horsetail leaves prefer a humid environment. When it is dry indoors in winter, the number of water sprays can be appropriately increased.
2. Avoid pests and diseases: Inspect plants regularly and treat pests and diseases found in a timely manner.
3. Trim: Regularly trim the withered leaves to keep the plants clean and beautiful.
4. Replace soil: Replace the soil every 1 to 2 years to maintain soil fertility.
Horsetail leaf cultivation is easy to learn and suitable for beginners to try. Through the introduction of the above breeding methods, I believe you have mastered the cultivation skills of horsetail leaves. During the breeding process, pay attention to maintaining appropriate temperature, light, moisture and fertilizer. Your horsetail leaves will surely thrive and add a touch of green to your home environment.
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