Buddha incense, also known as fragrant snow orchid, is a popular ornamental plant that is loved by people for its unique aromatic and elegant appearance. The following is about the cultivation methods and precautions of Buddha incense:
First, the breeding method.
Choose the right soil: Plantain prefers well-drained, organic matter-rich soil. It is recommended to use a mixture of humus, garden and sandy soil for planting.
Proper light: Incense needs plenty of sunlight to grow and bloom properly. It is advisable to place it in a sunny place, such as a balcony or next to a window.
Suitable temperature: Buddha incense prefers a warm environment, and the suitable growth temperature is 15-25. In winter, care should be taken to keep warm and avoid frostbite.
Proper watering: Buddha incense prefers a moist environment, but too much watering can cause root rot. It should be properly watered according to the weather and the dryness of the soil, and the soil should be kept moist.
Regular fertilization: During the growing period, Buddha incense needs proper nutrients. It is recommended to apply well-rotted organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer once a month to promote its growth and flowering.
Pest control: Regularly inspect the plants, and take timely measures to prevent and control pests and diseases if they are found. Common diseases include leaf spot, anthracnose, etc., which can be prevented and treated with corresponding agents.
2. Precautions.
Avoid overwatering: Although Buddha incense prefers a moist environment, overwatering can lead to root rot. Proper watering should be done according to the dryness and wetness of the soil.
Avoid direct sunlight: While Buddha incense requires plenty of sunlight, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause leaf burns. Proper shade is recommended during the midday hours of summer.
Pay attention to ventilation: A good ventilation environment can help prevent the occurrence of pests and diseases. Windows should be opened regularly for ventilation to maintain indoor air circulation.
Proper fertilization: Excessive fertilization will cause the plant to grow and affect flowering. Fertilization should be applied reasonably according to the growth condition of the plant.
Timely pruning: Proper pruning can help maintain the morphological beauty of the plant and promote branching and flowering. Pruning should be done during the growing period and after the end of the flowering period.