Abstract: Buddha spider spider is a common indoor potted plant. It has beautiful leaves and strong adaptability, making it suitable for placing at home or in the office. In order to keep the bead spider plant healthy for a long time and add green elements, we can expand its number through reproduction. This article will serve everyone...
Buddha spider is a common indoor potted plant. It has beautiful leaves and strong adaptability, making it suitable for placing at home or in the office. In order to keep the bead spider plant healthy for a long time and increase green elements, we can expand its number through reproduction. This article will introduce you to the breeding methods and techniques of Buddha spider spider plants, and help you better master how to successfully breed Buddha spider plants.
1. First acquaintance with Buddha spider spider plant: Understand the characteristics, habits and suitable growing environment of Buddha spider spider plant to lay the foundation for reproduction.
2. Choose suitable propagation materials: Introduce the commonly used propagation materials of spider, including cutting soil, cutting pots and nutrient solution.
3. Cutting and cuttage method: Explain in detail the cutting and cuttage propagation method of Buddha spider spider plant, including the steps of selecting suitable stem segments, processing stem segments and transplanting.
4. Leaf cutting method: This paper introduces the leaf cutting propagation method of Buddha spider plant, including the steps and precautions for selecting healthy leaves, treating leaves and transplanting.
5. Ear cutting method: Introduce the ear cutting propagation method of Buddha spider spider, including selecting suitable ear cutting materials, processing ear cutting materials and planting methods.
6. Management after cuttage: Explain the key management points of the cuttage Buddha spider spider plant, such as watering, fertilization, shading and moisturizing.
7. Environmental requirements after cuttage: Introduce in detail the suitable environmental conditions required for the Buddha spider spider plant after cuttage, including light, temperature and humidity.
8. Common problems and solutions in the breeding process: List the problems that may be encountered during the breeding process of Buddha spider spider plants and provide corresponding solutions.
9. Signs of successful reproduction: Introduce the signs of successful reproduction of Buddha spider spider, such as the appearance of new buds, root growth, etc.
10. Management in the later stage of reproduction: Explain the management precautions for the Buddha spider spider after reproduction, such as transplanting, pruning, and pest and disease control.
11. Comparison between cuttage propagation and other propagation methods: The cuttage propagation of Phu spider was compared with rate-propagation, seed propagation and other methods, and their advantages and disadvantages were analyzed.
12. Use after reproduction: Introduce the use of Buddha beads spider spider after successful reproduction, such as home decoration, gift giving, etc.
13. Common varieties of spider spider plants: List several common varieties of spider plants and their characteristics for readers 'reference.
14. Environmental significance: Emphasize the environmental friendliness of the breeding of Buddha spider spider and its role in purifying air and increasing indoor humidity.
15. Conclusion The guide to the breeding of Buddha spider spider plants introduced in this article emphasizes that mastering the skills of Buddha spider spider plants through breeding can bring more greenery to the home environment.