Flower friends who have cultivated Oxalis know that Oxalis can receive balls every year. But recently, a flower friend asked Xiaobian, does Oxalis have a ball every year? Why can't I get it? What's the reason? Pro, look down with Xiaobian with your questions!
Reasons why Oxalis can't receive the ball: there are many possibilities that Oxalis can't receive the ball. For example, some flower friends are careless and don't see the small ball. Because some varieties of Oxalis balls are very small, they need to be found carefully.
There are also many reasons for the failure of Oxalis. For example, the soil is wet, the ball is late, and the ball is rotten. For example, there are insects in the ball and the ball is eaten. Of course, the soil is not suitable for the growth of Oxalis and does not produce small balls. There are nutrients that don't keep up, flowering is gorgeous, but there are few or no balls.
For the flower friends who did not receive Oxalis ball, it is suggested to improve the planting environment in the second year, such as comparing with other varieties, and improving from the aspects of soil, watering, fertilization and so on.
The reason why Oxalis can't receive the ball: generally, the mixed soil of peat soil, perlite and vermiculite can be used. The proportion is optional. Some ceramsite can also be added to increase the air permeability of the soil. If there is no above plant material, it can also be replaced by ordinary garden soil. The key is that the soil must be loose and breathable. Generally, 1-3 balls can be planted in a basin with a diameter of 10 cm, 3-5 balls can be planted in a basin with a diameter of 15 cm, and 10-20 sesame balls can be planted in a basin. Of course, different varieties and ball sizes will also be different when selecting flower pots. Watering method of sorrel ball: after the ball is sown, pour water once, and then you can see the normal management of dry and wet. Generally, the ball should avoid direct sunlight before budding, which is conducive to seedling emergence. Sorrel is a sun loving plant. If you give more light after budding, the plant will grow luxuriantly and bloom a lot. Fertilization of Oxalis sorrel ball: when sowing Oxalis sorrel ball, apply some base fertilizer at the bottom of the basin, and then start fertilization after the seedlings grow 2-3 real leaves. Slow release fertilizer or some water-soluble fertilizer can be used. Families generally can also use self-made fermented soybean cake water or rice washing water, but pay attention not to touch the leaves. It is OK to apply thin fertilizer frequently.
Oxalis with luxuriant flowers and leaves