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The Feng Shui application of Alyssum
The Feng Shui application of Alyssum. Alyssum is a very common plant. In daily life, many people like to cultivate Alyssa at home. Balls, among which alyssum balls also play a certain role in Feng Shui. Below I will share the Feng Shui applications of alyssum balls, let’s learn about them together. Feng Shui application of Alyssum 1
Feng Shui application of Alyssum
Alyssum, also known as: mustard, small white flower, jade butterfly ball, Brassicaceae, alyssum plant , perennial herb, lignified at the base, but the cultivated ones are not lignified whether they are grown in the same year or every other year. They are 10-40 cm high and are covered with "D"-shaped hairs, with silver-grey hairs. The stems branch upward from the base, often in dense clusters. The leaves are strip-shaped or lanceolate and native to the Mediterranean coast.
It likes coolness and avoids heat. It requires sufficient sunlight and is slightly tolerant of shade. It prefers loose soil and avoids waterlogging. It is more tolerant of drought and barrenness. Alyssum is a short and multi-branched plant with white flowers that emit bursts of fragrance and attract a large number of bees. It is an excellent flower for rock gardens and an excellent border material for flower beds and flower borders. It is also good for potted plants. Alyssum grows creepingly and has a pleasant fragrance. It is also suitable for planting on the edge of the rock garden wall, as a potted plant and as a ground cover.
How to cultivate Alyssum
Temperature:
The optimal temperature for rooting of cuttings is 18℃~25℃, lower than At 18°C, it is difficult and slow for cuttings to take root; above 25°C, cuttings of cuttings are easily infected by pathogens and rot, and the higher the temperature, the greater the proportion of rot. When encountering low temperatures after cutting, the main insulation measures are to wrap the flower pots or containers used for cutting with film; when the temperature is too high after cutting, the cooling measures are mainly to shade the cuttings and block 50% of the sunlight. ~80. At the same time, spray the cuttings 3 to 5 times a day. On sunny days, the temperature is higher and the number of sprays is more. On rainy days, when the temperature is lower and the temperature is higher, the number of sprays is less or no spraying.
Humidity:
After cutting, the relative humidity of the air must be maintained at 75 to 85. Humidity can be increased by spraying the cuttings, 1 to 3 times a day. The higher the temperature on sunny days, the more sprays will be used. On rainy days, the lower the temperature, the fewer or no sprays will be needed. However, if sprayed excessively, cuttings can easily be infected by pathogens and rot, because many types of pathogens exist in water.
Light:
Cutting propagation is inseparable from sunlight. However, the stronger the light, the higher the temperature in the cuttings, the more vigorous the transpiration of the cuttings, and the more water they consume. Too much is not conducive to the survival of cuttings. Therefore, after cutting, the sun must be blocked for 50-80%. After the roots have grown, the shading net will be gradually removed: remove the shading net at 4:00 pm every day on sunny days, and cover it before 9:00 am the next day. net.
Potting or transplanting:
When potting small seedlings, first put 2 to 2 cm thick coarse-grained substrate or ceramsite at the bottom of the pot as a water filter layer. Sprinkle a layer of fully decomposed organic fertilizer as the base fertilizer, about 1 to 2 cm thick, and then cover it with a layer of substrate, about 1 to 2 cm thick, and then put it into the plants to separate the fertilizer from the roots and avoid root burning. . Feng Shui application of Alyssum 2
Matching Alyssum with home style
Alyssum is native to the Mediterranean coast and is a perennial herb. Alyssum grows creepingly and has a pleasant fragrance. It is an excellent material for flower beds and borders. It is suitable for planting on the edge of rock garden walls, and can also be used as potted plants and ground covers.
Alyssum is a short, multi-branched plant with white flowers that emit bursts of fragrance and attract a large number of bees. It is an excellent flower for rock gardens, flower beds, and flowers. It is an excellent edging material for the environment and is also good for ornamental potted plants. Put a pot of fragrant snowballs on the balcony to make people feel comfortable.
Plant alyssum in the courtyard and match the height of the alyssum to create a layered garden scene, breaking the overly neat and uniform shape of the square garden.
Harmonious color matching can make the garden present a more harmonious scenery during changes, creating a charming scenery of scattered heights but avoiding an overly cluttered scene. Alyssum with small white flowers can be matched with flowers of many other colors and is a very good edging material in flower beds and flower borders. Such a beautiful scenery will make people linger and praise it.