Diguan breeding methods and matters needing attention
As a rare species in the cactus family, Diguan is favored by meaty lovers for its unique crown shape and meat quality beauty. This endangered plant originating in Mexico requires special attention to its growth habits during family conservation. This paper will systematically sort out its cultivation key points based on actual conservation experience. Key points for management of the growth environment of Diguan Light and temperature control Diguan is a typical positive plant. It can accept full sunshine in spring and autumn, and needs to use sunshade nets to filter the strong noon light in summer. In winter, it is recommended to maintain an environment above 5℃, and move it indoors for protection when the temperature is below 0℃. Scientific soil allocation and watering techniques use a mixed substrate of red jade soil + deer swamp soil + coarse sand (2:1:1), and 3 cm ceramsite is laid on the bottom to enhance drainage. Watering adheres to the principle of "dry and watered thoroughly". Water should be replenished every 15 days in spring and autumn, and once a month during summer hibernation. Advanced skills in reproduction and cultivation grafting operation essentials Select healthy rootstocks from June to July (it is recommended to use a measuring ruler), and use flat grafting method to treat the scion. Keep the joint sterile during operation, seal the joint with wax to prevent bacteria, and place it in a semi-shaded place for maintenance for 20 days to judge survival. Key (T-J) Disease Solutions for Pest and Pests Protection Diguan Breeding Methods and Precautions
When brown depressed patches appear in the early stage, the infected plants are immediately isolated and sprayed with 600 times solution of zineb once a week for 3 weeks. At the same time, strengthen environmental ventilation and reduce air humidity to below 40%. When red spider comprehensive control finds that yellow spots appear on the leaves, use 2000 times solution of avermectin to spray them on the front and back surfaces. In severe cases, cooperate with the roots to irrigate systemic substances, and maintain the temperature difference between day and night to promote plant resistance recovery. Daily maintenance specially reminds you to keep 1/3 of the original soil ball for protecting the soil when changing pots. After pruning, the roots need to be dried for 7 days until the wound is scab. Place the newly placed plants in a scattered light place to slow down the seedlings for 2 weeks, during which period, do not apply fertilizer and water.
Through scientific soil allocation, precise water control, reasonable lighting and regular protection, Diguan can present a perfect growth state indoors. This rare and fleshy meat, which has both ornamental value and air purification functions, deserves the careful protection of every plant lover.