What are the breeding techniques for home cultivation of Taxus chinensis? Is it difficult to raise yew?

Lead: Taxus chinensis was originally a rare plant, but with the artificial cultivation and the introduction of some foreign varieties, this beautiful plant with evergreen seasons and red leaves and green fruits has entered the public's field of vision, and its high ornamental value and air purification ability have been loved by people, and the number of home-grown plants has also surged.

For some other green potted plants, the cultivation of Taxus chinensis is still very difficult, the maintenance is not in place, and various problems often appear. Just like the recurrent yellow leaf disease, it is difficult to effectively contain it. Let's discuss with you here, so that flower lovers who like to grow yew can learn more about their own yew and planting skills.

First, some reasons for the yellow leaves of Taxus chinensis: 1, yellow leaves caused by too strong light.

Taxus chinensis is a shade-tolerant plant, which likes light, scattered light, strong light and direct sunlight, especially in summer. Too much direct light will make the water on the leaves evaporate too quickly, but its water supply capacity is not good. If the water supply is not enough, the leaves will lose water quickly, causing them to turn yellow and fall off. This is also an important reason for the yellowing of yew leaves.

2. Yellow leaves are caused by bad environment.

The transformation of Taxus from ground planting to indoor potted plants is itself limited by cultivation. In addition, the indoor environment is not as good as outdoor, and there are accessories such as air conditioning and heating, which will cause the ambient air to be very dry and the environment is relatively closed and unventilated. It is very easy to cause a lot of water loss in the leaves of Taxus chinensis, and it will cause growth discomfort, from yellow leaves and fallen leaves to the whole plant dying.

The yellow leaves are caused by improper watering.

Improper watering is one of the important reasons for the yellowing of yew leaves, and it accounts for a large part. The amount and frequency of watering should be considered in combination with the season, weather, environment, the state and size of the plant itself. The edge of the leaves of Taxus chinensis is yellow, which is caused by lack of water, and the whole new leaves are wilting and yellow, which is to remind you that there is too much water.

3. Controlling watering is the foundation.

Taxus chinensis has a low demand for nutrients, so don't think about fertilizing it often. Generally speaking, it is enough to apply fertilizer twice a year, once in spring and once in autumn, mainly organic fertilizer, and compound fertilizer can also be used. Some flower friends bring some leaves to yew while fertilizing other flowers and plants. Over time, there will be yellow leaves caused by over-fertility.

Second, some methods to avoid yellow leaves of Taxus chinensis: 1, avoid excessive illumination.

Taxus chinensis is not only tolerant to shade, but also likes semi-shade environment. Indoor culture requires sufficient scattered light and ventilation to keep it well. If the scattered light is not enough, you can also accept direct light appropriately, but when the sunshine is not strong in spring and summer, it is forbidden to go out to bask in the sun in summer and early autumn. At that time, it was not just yellow leaves.

Step 2 stay away from air conditioning and heating

Taxus chinensis cultivated indoors is very afraid of dry ambient air. But turning on the air conditioner in summer and heating in winter will make the indoor air extremely dry. If yew is in such an environment, we should pay attention to the moisturizing of the environment and plants. Water spraying and moisturizing can't have a good effect. It is best to put 1 2 pots of clear water around the flowerpot to promote the formation of an environmental microclimate and ensure the humidity in a small area. Of course, water spraying should also be done.

3. Controlling watering is the foundation.

Taxus likes humid soil environment and has strong drought tolerance. Generally, the phenomenon of water shortage in yellow leaves is rare, mainly concentrated in the phenomenon of wilting yellow leaves in new branches and leaves, that is, excessive watering. If you water it, it should be that the surface of the basin soil is completely dry, a few centimeters dry. After watering once, it should be moved to a ventilated environment in time, so as to speed up evaporation, discharge excess water earlier and eliminate the hidden danger of long-term water accumulation.

4. Fertilization should be moderate.

The demand for nutrients for the growth of Taxus chinensis is not very strong. Applying organic fertilizer once in spring and autumn can meet its growth needs, blossom and bear fruit. Generally speaking, rotten sheep dung and bean cakes are used for acupoint application, and compound fertilizer can be used instead. However, compound fertilizer lacks essential medium and trace elements, and organic fertilizer is better. No fertilizer can be used, as long as the pot is turned over and the soil is changed on time, it has no effect on growth.

3. Summary: The leaves of Taxus chinensis are small and weak, and it is easy to lose water for some unexpected reasons, such as excessive light, dry air, water and fertilizer. , will affect the growth and development of Taxus chinensis, yellow leaves appear. What we have to do is to prevent the slow progress, find the yellow leaf phenomenon, find out the reasons in time, and solve the problems in the cultivation of Taxus chinensis. Ok, that's it, thank you, remember to give a compliment!