How to grow canary flowers How to grow canary flowers

Canary flower is a particularly beautiful ornamental plant. It is a precious variety of rose. It has a relatively long flowering period, and the flowers are bright yellow and elegant in appearance. It is a beautiful flower that many people like to cultivate. However, it is not an easy task to grow Canary flower well. Not only do you need to understand its cultivation methods, but you also need to master its planting techniques.

How to grow canary flowers

1. Ambient temperature

When cultivating canary flowers, you must pay attention to the control of environmental temperature. Although this plant likes warmth, it is afraid of heat. It has good cold resistance. When cultivating, it must be placed in an environment of 16~25 degrees, and the night temperature must be controlled between 11~16 degrees. Only in this way can the canary flower grow normally and bloom soon.

2. Adequate lighting

When growing canary flowers, you need to provide sufficient light. It is a light-loving plant. Insufficient sunlight will affect its normal growth, cause its leaves to turn yellow and fall off, and affect its flowering period. Therefore, when growing canary flowers, you should place them in a sunny environment. However, after entering the hot summer, you should move them to an environment where strong light cannot directly reach them.

Canary flower planting tips

1. Soil and humidity

When cultivating canary flowers, soil is the most important planting condition. This plant likes loose, fertile and slightly acidic soil rich in humus. During the cultivation period, it is necessary to loosen the soil frequently. Only in this way can the root system of canary flowers develop normally and can the canary flowers grow vigorously. When cultivating canary flowers, the humidity of the air must be controlled well. It likes a slightly humid environment, and it is best to control the humidity at about 70%.

2. Reasonable watering

Reasonable watering is the most important skill for people to grow canary flowers. The peak growth season of this plant is around May every year. It is necessary to provide it with sufficient water, but the glue must follow the principle of not watering unless it is dry and watering thoroughly. After entering winter, its growth rate will slow down. It is necessary to reduce the water supply, otherwise the humidity in the pot soil will be too high, which will cause its roots to rot severely and cause the canary flower to die.