Why is the dance of elegant music so slow
As a succulent plant with great ornamental value, Ya Le Zhi Dance is favored by gardening enthusiasts for its unique mottled brocade leaves. However, many flower lovers find that the dance of elegant music that they have carefully taken care of has always grown slowly. This article will deeply analyze the causes of its slow growth, and systematically explain the growth cycle laws and corresponding maintenance skills. 1. Three main reasons for the slow growth of Yayue Dance 1.1 Imbalanced light management The Yayue Dance has typical light-sensitive characteristics. In spring and autumn, scattered light needs to be guaranteed for 4-6 hours every day. In summer, sunshade nets need to filter 50% strong light. In winter, moderate direct light should be extended to 8 hours. Insufficient light will cause leaf color to fade, and excessive exposure will cause leaf burns, which will affect photosynthetic efficiency. 1.2 Improper control of water and fertilizer follows the principle of "dry through watering through", and adopts the bamboo stick test method: insert the bamboo stick into 2/3 of the basin soil, and then pour through water when it is pulled out and does not touch the soil. Applying slow-release fertilizer with a ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium of 1:1:1 every 20 days during the growth period, combined with alginic acid liquid fertilizer diluted 2000 times once a month can significantly improve the nutrient absorption rate. 1.3 Mistakes in temperature control maintain the ideal temperature range of 10-28℃. Ventilation needs to be strengthened when it exceeds 35℃ in summer, and above 5℃ in winter to prevent frostbite. Controlling the temperature difference between day and night at 8-10 ° C can stimulate the synthesis of auxin, but maintaining a constant temperature environment can inhibit metabolism. 2. Guidelines for System Maintenance of the Dance of Elegance in the Growth Season 2.1 Management of the Golden Period of Spring and Autumn Growth March to May and September to November are the high-speed growth periods. At this time, we should: ① rotate the flowerpot 180° every 15 days to ensure uniform light reception ② Maintain air humidity 40-60%③ Use red pottery pots to enhance air permeability ④ Regularly spray carbendazim to prevent (T-J) disease 2.2 Response strategies for winter and summer dormancy periods During high summer temperatures (>32℃) and low temperatures in winter (<8℃):·Extend the watering interval to 30-45 days·Stop fertilization completely·Use pearlite paving to reduce water evaporation·Maintain ambient air circulation By accurately grasping the rhythm of the growth cycle and cooperating with phased maintenance measures, the annual growth of Yale Dance can be increased by 2-3 times. It is recommended to change the pots every two years in the spring, and use a mixed substrate of red jade soil: deer swamp soil: humus soil =5:3:2 to create the best development environment for the root system.