What does a carnation symbolize?
For many girls, what does a carnation symbolize and the related topics of the meaning and flower language of carnation cultivation, the editor will introduce to you next.
The carnation is a very popular flower, and many people choose to give a carnation to their mothers, and some people like to plant carnations at home. So how to cultivate a carnation? What do different colored carnations symbolize?
I. Carnation cultivation methods
1. Control the temperature
Some flower friends always have the phenomenon of withered leaves when planting potted carnations, and the main reason for this problem is the failure to control the temperature and light. Carnations like to grow in an environment of 13-25 degrees. When the carnation is in an environment of over thirty degrees, it is very prone to withering. Moreover, the lighting time of the carnation should be between 6-8 hours to promote the growth of potted carnations.
2. Pay attention to the watering principle
Many potted carnations rot because of excessive watering. Therefore, when watering the carnation, one must grasp the number of times of watering to avoid excessive watering causing waterlogging in the pot. In the plum rain season, it is necessary to loosen the soil and drain the water for the carnation. Besides, it is necessary to water the carnation in time during the peak blooming period, and there is no need to water frequently at other times, just keep the soil in the pot moist.
3. Pay attention to fertilization
The last point in cultivating a carnation is fertilization. In addition to fertile soil, it is also necessary to ensure the fertilization of the soil. Before planting, apply enough potassium, calcium, nitrogen, and phosphorus-based fertilizer at the bottom of the pot. And during its growing period, it is necessary to continuously apply liquid fertilizer, usually once every 10 to 15 days to apply a thin fertilizer water, and apply a topdressing after picking the flowers.
4. Propagation methods
Carnations are usually propagated by cutting. There is no restriction on the time of cutting, except in the hot summer, it can be done in other seasons. When cutting, choose a plant without diseases and pests, and strong growth with 3-4 pairs of expanded leaves for cutting.
5. Disease and pest control
Pay attention to disease and pest control. The common diseases of carnations include rust, gray mold, root rot, etc., which can be prevented and treated with zinc omethoate. Sprinkling it on the soil before planting can prevent the carnation from being affected by these diseases and pests.
II. The meaning represented by different colors of carnations
1. White: Sweet and lovely, innocent, representing the purest love, a gift that can bring good luck to women.
2. Pink: Pink carnations symbolize great maternal love, representing "I will never forget you", beauty, youth, love, wishing mothers to stay young and beautiful forever, moving, bright, maternal love, love of women, I love you passionately, etc.
3. Red: Represents family affection, passionate love, enthusiasm, longing for one's mother, and has the meaning of blessing mothers with health and longevity.
The introduction of what a carnation symbolizes and the detailed explanation of its meaning and flower language, I hope this article can bring you some help in green plant management!