The method of water cultivation of gladiolus vase
Gladiolus is one of the common ornamental flowers, and it is loved by people for its unique flower shape and rich color. In addition to soil culture, gladiolus can also be maintained through hydroculture. Water-raised gladiolus is not only easy to maintain, but also adds a fresh breath to the room. The following will introduce in detail the method of water cultivation of gladiolus vase.
1. Prepare tools and materials.
Before proceeding with water-cultured gladiolus, you need to prepare the following tools and materials:
1.Gladiolus plants: Choose healthy, pest-free gladiolus plants, remove soil, and prune off overly long roots and residual leaves.
2.Clean water: Use clean tap or mineral water and avoid water that contains chemicals such as chlorine.
3.Vase: Choose a vase of the appropriate size, and require a wide mouth for easy insertion of gladiolus. At the same time, the vase should be clean and free of residues.
4.Scissors: Used to trim gladiola roots, branches and leaves.
5.Nutrient solution: Choosing an appropriate flower nutrient solution can promote the growth of gladiolus.
Second, the steps of water cultivation.
1.Pruning treatment: Prune the root system of gladiolus to a suitable size, and remove the old roots and residual leaves. If necessary, carbendazim or potassium permanganate solutions can be used for disinfection.
2.Insert the vase: Insert the trimmed gladiolus into the vase, making sure the gladiolus is stable and won't lodging.
3.Add nutrient solution: According to the instructions for use, add an appropriate amount of nutrient solution to the water and stir well. Be careful not to add too much to avoid root rot.
4.Change the water regularly: Change the water every 2-3 days to keep the water clean. When changing the water, wash the vase and prune the roots as well.
5.Location: Place the water-cultured gladiolus in a well-ventilated place with scattered light, away from direct sunlight.
6.Observation and adjustment: In the process of maintenance, observe the growth of gladiolus, and take timely measures to adjust if pests and diseases or signs of poor growth are found.
3. Precautions.
1.Water quality requirements: Keeping water clean is the key to successful aquaculture. Use clean tap or mineral water and avoid water that contains chemicals such as chlorine. Change the water regularly and wash the vases to keep the water clean.
2.Nutrient supply: Water-raised gladiolus requires proper nutrient supply. Choosing the appropriate flower nutrient solution and adding it to water according to the instructions for use can promote gladiolus growth. Be careful not to add too much nutrient solution to avoid root rot.
3.Temperature and light: Suitable temperature and light are important conditions for the growth of water-cultured gladiolus. Keep the indoor temperature between 15-25 degrees Celsius, give scattered light or low light, and avoid direct sunlight. When the summer is hot, you can use appropriate shade to reduce the temperature.
4.Pest control: Water-cultured gladiolus is susceptible to pests and diseases. If signs of pests and diseases are found, measures should be taken to prevent and control them in time. Treatment with appropriate pesticides or biological control methods may be available.
5.Flowering management: Gladiolus will bloom during the aquaculture, and an appropriate amount of potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution can be added to the water during flowering to prolong the flowering period. At the same time, cut off the withered flowers in time to keep the vase neat and beautiful.
By mastering these methods and precautions for raising gladiolus in water, you can easily maintain gladiolus to be healthy and beautiful. Water-raised gladiolus not only has ornamental value, but also adds a fresh breath to the room. In a busy life, bring yourself a sense of tranquility and beauty.
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