How to transplant gardenia 1 and weak branch heel after taking root in hydroponics?
After gardenia takes root in hydroponics, there will be many weak branches and unstable growth. At this time, it is necessary to follow, pick out the weaker branches from the water, dig a planting pit with a depth of 5 to 8 cm in the pot soil, put the rooted branches evenly, keep the soil upright, cultivate it, be careful not to compact it, and transplant it after 5 to 20 days of maintenance.
2. Transplanting and ridging
When transplanting gardenia, choose loose and breathable soil as cultivation soil. First, part of the soil is filled into the flowerpot, and base fertilizer is applied to promote the growth and development of plants. After mixing evenly, fill the soil continuously to avoid direct contact between fertilizer and root system, resulting in seedling burning. Then put the rooted branches into the soil to stretch the roots, and then cultivate the soil. Do not compact after filling, and pour root water.
3. Reasonable water and fertilizer
After transplanting gardenia, add a small amount of strong root powder when watering to promote the growth and development of root system. After watering, put it in a semi-shady place, spray water three or four times a day, apply fertilizer after curing for one week, and replace nutrient-rich micro-fertilizer or compound fertilizer once a month.
4. Growing environment
The transplanted gardenia should be kept in a diffuse and ventilated place to avoid leaf drooping or plant death caused by direct strong light. The ambient temperature should not be too low. Gardenia should be suitable for growing in the environment of 17 degrees. In winter, measures should be taken to prevent cold and keep warm, and in summer, water should be sprinkled to cool down and keep the air moist and ventilated.