Milan, as an elegant and popular houseplant, has won the love of many plant lovers with its unique form and fragrant aroma. However, for Milan to thrive and maintain its beauty for a long time, proper farming methods and careful care are essential. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the farming methods in Milan and the things you need to pay attention to, so that you can easily create a small world full of greenery in Milan.
1. Suitable growth environment.
Milan prefers a warm, humid and well-ventilated environment. During the cultivation process, it is important to ensure that Milan is located in a position that receives sufficient scattered light and that it is not exposed to strong sunlight for long periods of time, so as not to damage the leaves. At the same time, maintain a suitable growing temperature to avoid too low or too high temperatures to adversely affect Milan.
2. Reasonable watering methods.
Watering is a key part of farming in Milan. Milan prefers to keep the soil moist, but overwatering can cause root rot. Therefore, when watering, it is necessary to follow the principle of "seeing dry and wet", that is, watering after the surface soil is slightly dry, and watering thoroughly each time to ensure that the roots can fully absorb water. In the dry season, you can increase the frequency of watering appropriately, while paying attention to maintaining air humidity, so as to facilitate the growth of Milan.
3. Scientific fertilization methods.
Milan needs adequate nutrition during the growing season. In order to meet its growth needs, a well-rotted thin liquid fertilizer can be applied to Milan on a regular basis. When fertilizing, the principle of "small amount and many times" should be followed to avoid excessive fertilization and fertilizer damage. During the spring and summer growth periods, the frequency of fertilization can be increased appropriately to promote the vigorous growth of Milan.
Fourth, timely pruning and shaping.
During the growth process, Milan will develop some excessively long branches and dense leaves, which affect the ventilation and light transmission of the plant. Therefore, Milan needs to be pruned and shaped regularly to maintain its beautiful shape. When pruning, attention should be paid to retaining the healthy main trunk and side branches, and removing the weak branches and overly dense branches, so that Milan can maintain a good growth momentum.
5. Pest control.
Pests and diseases are inevitable in the process of farming Milan. Common diseases include leaf spot, anthracnose, etc., and common insect pests include aphids, scale insects, etc. Once pests and diseases are detected, measures should be taken to prevent and control them in time to avoid serious damage to Milan. Corresponding pesticides can be used to spray, while paying attention to improving the growth environment of the plant and enhancing its disease resistance.
6. Other precautions.
When farming in Milan, avoid placing it near air conditioning outlets or electrical appliances such as televisions to avoid being affected by dryness and radiation.
Change the potting soil for Milan every one to two years to give it more space to grow and plenty of nutrients.
Care should be taken when moving Milan to avoid physical damage.
Through the above detailed introduction to Milan breeding methods and precautions, I believe you have a comprehensive understanding of how to breed Milan. As long as you follow these methods and precautions, I believe that your Milan will be able to thrive and add a green and fragrance to your life.