Fruit taro, also known as emerald and emerald vine, is a common indoor foliage plant. Its leaves are heart-shaped, bright green, and have a high ornamental value. Fruit taro is not only beautiful, but also has a certain air purification effect, which is an ideal greening plant for homes, offices and other places. So, how do you go from a novice to a master of the taro?This article will give you a detailed introduction to the whole strategy of popping pot maintenance of Heguo taro, so that your green plants will flourish like spring!
There are many varieties of Synthetic Fruit Taro on the market, such as Green Leaf Compound Fruit Taro, White Side Fruit Fruit Taro, Spotted Leaf Fruit Fruit Taro, etc. When choosing a fruit taro, novices can choose the right variety according to their preferences and home environment. Generally speaking, the green-leaved taro is suitable for placing in a well-lit location, while the white-edged and spotted leaf taro are suitable for placing in a low-light location.
1.Flower pots: Choosing the right size pot is very important for the growth of the fruit taro. If the pot is too large, it is easy to cause too much water and lack of oxygen to the rootsIf the pot is too small, it will limit the growth space of the taro. Generally speaking, novices can choose a pot with a diameter of 20-30 cm, and as the taro grows, it can be gradually replaced with a larger pot.
2.Soil: Synthetic taro prefers loose, well-drained soil. Beginners can choose the general flower soil or a mixture of humus, perlite, vermiculite, etc. In addition, an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer can be added to the soil to promote the growth of synthetic taro.
1.Watering frequency: Fruit taro prefers a moist environment, but is not tolerant of moisture. When watering, novices should pay attention to keeping the soil moist, but not too moist. In general, watering is sufficient 1-2 times a week in spring and summer, and 1 time every 2-3 weeks in autumn and winter.
2.Watering amount: Every time you water, make sure the soil is sufficiently moist but not waterlogged. Generally speaking, it is advisable to use a small amount of standing water at the bottom of the pot for each watering.
3.Watering method: When watering, novices should pay attention to pouring slowly from the edge of the pot to avoid direct impact on the leaves and roots of the taro. In addition, sprays can also be used to replenish water to the leaves of the taro.
1.Fertilization frequency: Zygocarpus taro needs sufficient nutrients during the vigorous growth period. Novices can fertilize once a month in spring and summer, and once every 2 months in autumn and winter.
2.Fertilization method: Novices can choose a special foliage plant fertilizer when fertilizing, and use it after diluting it according to the proportion of the instructions. You can also choose homemade organic fertilizers, such as rice washing water, fishy water, etc. When fertilizing, avoid direct contact with the leaves and roots of the taro to avoid burning the plant.
1.Light requirements: Heguo taro prefers a well-lit environment, but is not tolerant of strong direct light. Novices should choose a location with good light and avoid direct sunlight when placing the fruit taro.
2.Illumination time: In spring and summer, ensure that the taro receives 4-6 hours of scattered light every dayIn autumn and winter, it is enough to ensure that the taro receives 2-4 hours of scattered light every day.
1.Pruning purpose: Regular pruning of the taro can promote plant branching and increase the ornamental effectAt the same time, it can also remove pests and diseases and yellow leaves, and keep the plant healthy.
2.Pruning method: Novices can use sterilized scissors or nail clippers when pruning the taro. When pruning, take care to preserve healthy leaves and shoots and avoid over-pruning.
1.Common diseases: Common diseases of taro include leaf spot, anthracnose, etc. Novices should take timely measures when they discover diseases. In general, fungicides such as carbendazim and methyl tobuzine can be used for spraying**.
2.Common insect pests: Common insect pests such as aphids and red spiders are aphids. Novices should take timely measures to prevent and control insect pests when they find them. Generally speaking, imidacloprid, acaricides and other agents can be sprayed for control.
Through the above seven aspects of maintenance strategies, novices can easily master the potting skills of Heguo taro, so that your green plants can flourish like spring!Finally, I wish your Fruit Taro to grow luxuriantly and bring endless greenery and beauty to your life!
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