How to feed tilapia, feeding methods and matters needing attention

1. Potted soil preparation of Michelia;

The soil for potted Milan flowerpot should be acidic soil, and can be mixed with compost: humus: river sand = 1:2: 1, or mixed humus: manure: river sand =4:3:3. And often loosen the soil to keep it loose.

2. The potted method of Michelia:

When potted Milan, it is necessary to spread coarse sand or sawdust of about 3-5 cm on the bottom of the basin as a drainage layer, then spread a small amount of culture soil on it, put the plants into the basin, add new soil for compaction, water them once after the basin is completed, and maintain them in a semi-shady place to promote Milan's new roots.

3. Water and fertilizer management of potted Michelia;

Water control: Pay attention to "controlling branches and promoting flowers" when orchids begin to sprout. The key link of "controlling branches and promoting flowers" is to control watering. If Milan doesn't control watering in the bud, it will easily lead to false growth. The best way to control water is to wait until the shoots are slightly dry and drooping before watering. In other growing periods, the basin soil should be kept slightly dry.

Note: Milan loves falling leaves. If the leaves of the flowerpot fall when you touch them with your hands or shake them slightly, it is likely that you have watered them too much, so you should control the water in time.

Fertilization: After the temperature warms up in spring, Milan loosens the soil and applies dilute nitrogen fertilizer, and cake fertilizer can be applied at 10%-20%, and then liquid fertilizer is applied every 10. From June, Milan entered the vigorous growth period and flowering period until mid-June 10. During this period, the compound fertilizer mainly composed of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be topdressing every 15 days, or spraying potassium dihydrogen phosphate every 15 days. Adequate phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can promote the flowering of Milando.

The flowering period must be dominated by phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, otherwise it is easy to grow leaves and not bloom. June-10, if fertilization is insufficient, it is easy to cause problems such as flower bud withering, reduced flowering times, and weak flowering fragrance.

4. Lighting management of potted plants in Milan:

Milan likes sunny environment and is not tolerant of shade. Insufficient light can easily lead to long white branches and leaves and few flowers without fragrance. Therefore, it is necessary to give sufficient light when raising Milan.

5, Milan coring and pruning:

Milan orchids have strong germination ability. In order to ensure normal flowering, branches and leaves that grow too densely and branches that grow too thin should be cut off in time to increase the permeability of plants and avoid the consumption of nutrients. When the branch grows to 15-20 leaves, it is necessary to pick the core to promote multi-lateral branches. Timely pruning can control the perfection of potted plant type and ensure neat flowering.

6. Temperature requirements for potted plants in Milan:

Milan likes warm climate, and summer is generally no problem. Milan is not cold-tolerant, and it should be kept above 10℃ in winter. If it is below 10℃, it will hibernate, and if it is below 5℃, it will be easy to get frostbite.