What to do when the flower buds of the Disocactus fill with flowers and easily fall off
This article introduces the green plant Disocactus, which is prone to shedding flower buds when full, and the site editor will introduce it to netizens next.
What to do when the flower buds of the Disocactus fill with flowers and easily fall off
So recently, for the Disocactus at home that have developed flower buds or have been purchased, we must be ruthless and remove all these flower buds. This way, the Disocactus can safely survive the summer. If we can't bear to pick them, and let them bloom naturally, they will bloom one or two flowers. For Disocactus root rot, black rot, and wilt disease, it has good preventive and therapeutic effects, effectively inhibiting the growth of pathogenic fungi and directly killing the bacteria.
Today I went to the flower market and found that some stalls had quite a few Disocactus on sale at a special price of five yuan per pot. I bought one pot and made a video about it. These Disocactus are all from greenhouses and, once taken out for sale, the flower buds are prone to fall off after a short time.
Take a look, the pot surface is covered with fallen flower buds. With the temperature rising to around 30 degrees and the air humidity at 60%, it is suitable for Disocactus to bloom between 25 to 18 degrees. If the temperature is too high, the Disocactus will enter a dormant state and naturally shed the flower buds, which will be unable to open properly.
So recently, for the Disocactus at home that have developed flower buds or have been purchased, we must be ruthless and remove all these flower buds. This way, the Disocactus can safely survive the summer. If we can't bear to pick them, and let them bloom naturally, they will bloom one or two flowers.
However, the nutrients consumed are the nutrients of the stem segments, which are the nutrients of the leaves, because the roots can no longer absorb (S-Y) nutrients to produce nutrients. The flower buds continuously consume the nutrients of the leaves, ultimately causing the leaves to fall off, especially during this period when many flower enthusiasts have experienced root rot in their Disocactus.
Or the leaves are rotting. In fact, high temperatures, humidity, and poor ventilation can easily breed bacteria, eventually leading to root rot or stem rot. We should use metalaxyl every 30 days, applying it once every thirty days as it is a soil-specific fungicide with systemic properties, low toxicity, eco-friendly, and odorless, making it suitable for home use.
For Disocactus root rot, black rot, and wilt disease, it has good preventive and therapeutic effects, effectively inhibiting the growth of pathogenic fungi and directly killing the bacteria.
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