Kuini hiriwa: Ko te ataahua o te atarangi o te atarangi

Te whakaahuatanga tipu me te noho

The Silver Queen, Aglaonema commutatum ‘Silver Queen’, is a perennial evergreen herb from the Araceae family. It features a height of 30-40 cm, with distinct nodes on its upright, unbranched stem. The leaves are alternate, long-petioled, and sheath-like at the base, narrow, elongated, light green with gray-green striping, and cover a large area. The plant’s yellow, small, bean sprout-like roots support the leaves, which are round and wrapped in their unopened state. New leaves are light green with gray centers and light green spots on the back, resembling large tree leaves. The flowers are yellowish-white and bloom from February to April.

Te tiaki me te maara

The Silver Queen thrives in warm, humid climates with semi-shaded conditions, avoiding cold and direct sunlight, and is not drought-tolerant. It prefers a mix of fertile leaf mold and river sand as soil. The plant’s ideal growth temperature is 20-27°C, with specific temperature ranges for different seasons. It is suitable for rooms with poor ventilation and dark environments, favoring a constant temperature, and can be long-lived with warm water irrigation. Summer requires heat protection and ventilation, while winter necessitates greenhouse cultivation with an overwintering temperature of at least 10°C. The plant demands plenty of moisture during its growing period, with specific watering and fertilization schedules that vary with the season, leading to robust growth and large leaves with proper care.

Kuini hiriwa: He whakatipu i te atarangi me te kowhatu haumākū

Te Whakatutanga me te Whakataetae

Ko nga tipu kuini hiriwa ka tino whakatipuhia i roto i nga wehenga me nga haea kakau. I roto i o raatau waa tipu kaha, ka hiahia ratou ki te makuku nui, ki te kohuru i nga rau i ia ra i te teitei o te raumati, me te whakanoho ki tetahi waahanga o te kowhatu. I te takurua, ko te tipu o te kakau me nga rau ka paheke, me iti te wai, me waiho te whakaranu kohua kia maroke paku. Mai i te Mei ki Oketopa, ka tipu haere te kakau me nga rau, ka whakatokia te tipu kotahi i ia rua wiki. Ko nga rau o raro o nga tipu tipu ka maroke, ka waiho te kakau kia whanau; I roto i era keehi, ka taea te tapahi i te pito o runga o te kakau mo te taapiri, ka pihi ake te turanga hou.

Mena ka tutaki te pāmahana iti i te takurua, ka whakakotahi me te oneone maku, ka huri pea nga rau ka kowhai ka hinga. Ko te tipu he ngawari ki nga mate o te rau, anthracnose, pirau pirau, ka pirau pakiaka, me te kino mai i nga nematode pakiaka. Mo nga haea tapahi, he pai ake i te mutunga o te puna o te puna, tapahia te kakau ki tetahi waahanga iti me te rua ranei ka whakauru ki te onepu, ki te vermiculite, permite ranei.

Ka taea te whakanoho i nga haea i te taha o te reo, engari me whakarite kia anga atu te puku ki runga; Ka taea hoki te whakauru poutū, engari kia kore e huri i te tapahi. I muri i te whakato, ka whakarato i te atarangi me te kohu i te poutumarotanga o te ra. Te rehu i te otinga whakamomori i ia 7 ki te 10 ra (ma te whakamahi i te rahinga 0.1% o nga hua penei i a Benamyl, he pai te ahua o te hopu), me nga pakiaka i roto i te 20 ki te 25 nga ra. Ina tae ana nga pakiaka ki te 2cm te roa, ka taea te tipu i nga haea. Ka taea hoki te whakariterite i te wehewehenga ma te wehe i nga tohu e pihi ana i te turanga i te wa o te puna. He ngawari te tiaki o te tipu ka taea te tupu i roto i nga tikanga hydroponic me te oneone.

Me te whakatipu oneone me te oneone

Nuinga Kuini hiriwa plants are grown in pots, and to achieve the best results, it’s important to choose the right soil. The best potting mix consists of loose peat or sphagnum moss, or a blend of leaf mold and sandy loam, with a small amount of ferrous sulfate to acidify the soil.

Mo nga tipu kohua, he tiihi ngawari, he sphagnum sphagnum ranei he tino pai. Hei kona ano, ka taea te whakamahi i te ranunga paraoa me te one onepu, ka taea te whakamahi me te otinga waimeha o te whanariki ferrous. Ko te tipu ka pai ake te maama, ina koa ko te karo i te ra tika i te raumati.

Ko waho, he kupenga whakamarumaru me te 65% ki te 75% kapinga whakamataku e tika ana, i roto i nga whare o te tipu, tuu te tipu ki te waahi pai hei pupuri i te tae rau. Mena ka mau tonu ki te waahi pouri mo te roa, ka memeha te tae rau, ka ngoikore nga rau, ka pa ki te uara whakapaipai. Kaore te tipu i te makariri-uaua; Ko nga mehua whakauru kia tangohia i te wa e heke iho ana te pāmahana ki te 10 ° C. Mena ka maroke te tipu katoa, me te pāmahana kaua e taka i raro iho i te 15 ° C i te takurua.

I te wa o te takurua me te ua, ka tiimata te wai kia maroke ra ano te oneone, kei runga ake i te 15 ° C i mua i te whakainu i te wai reka. I te raumati, ka pakari te tipu, ka taea e te nui ake o te wai. I te mutunga o te puna o te puna, ka tono i te iti o te hinu hauota hauota, whakamahia nga maniua hauota i te timatanga me te waenganui o te ngahuru, ka mutu te tipu o te ngahuru. Na te whakatipuranga tika, ka kaha te tipu, he maha nga taonga, me nga rau nui.