1、 Curing method
1. Temperature: the most suitable temperature for its growth environment is 18-24 ℃. It likes a warm growth environment and can withstand a certain degree of high temperature. It can grow better at a temperature above 20 ℃. It is not resistant to cold. Pay attention to keeping warm in winter p>
2. Sunshine: it prefers a semi shady growth environment. Try not to let the sun shine directly on it during daily breeding. More than three hours of light a day is enough to breed in the corner of the balcony p>
3. Soil: it prefers loose soil with good drainage, preferably sandy soil. It is good to mix garden soil and coarse sand when preparing soil. In order to have enough nutrients for its growth, a small amount of rotten leaf soil can also be added to the soil p>
4. Moisture: from the time it enters the growth period, it is necessary to provide it with sufficient moisture. Try to keep the soil moist. Watering it can not be directly poured with tap water. It is best to dry it in the sun for two days p>
2、 Breeding skills
1. Propagation: the simpler method is the method of layering propagation. Layering propagation is to select a relatively strong branch, and then press the place close to the top into the soil to keep the soil moist. After rooting, it can be cut and transplanted p>
2. Changing pots: bulbils can change pots all year round, but it's best to do it in summer. The appropriate temperature can make it adapt to the new growth environment faster p>
3、 Diagnosis and treatment problems
1. Leaf spot disease: leaf spot disease is easy to occur when the temperature is high, which brings convenient conditions for the breeding of many bacteria. When it is found, carbendazim should be used for spraying in time, and spraying will be effective p>
2. Scale insects: scale insects are pests that do great harm to plants. When they are found, they can be removed manually. If they are not willing to spray, they can cover the plants with gauze p>
4、 Other issues
1. Toxic or not: many people think that the flower smell of Bulbus variegatus is very big and may be toxic. In fact, it has no toxicity. Not only that, it also has high medicinal value p>
2. Whether it can be cultured indoors: bulbus variegatus can be cultured indoors. Its requirements for sunshine are not very high, so there is no problem in indoor breeding. It is also non-toxic, and there is no danger in peacetime breeding p>