How to plant Margaret flowers? How to make dried flowers?

Margaret is a perennial woody plant with plenty of sunshine. If there is insufficient sunshine and water, it will wither easily. The flowering period is 1 1 to May, and it grows well in middle and high altitude areas, but it can continue to grow even on the flat land as long as it is properly sheltered and cared in summer. Plants have a special fragrance, and it is not easy to attract mosquitoes.

When buying, it is recommended to see if the leaves are dark green and the plants are healthy. It is best to choose round plants with many buds to ensure vigorous growth.

The preparation materials of Margaret flower potted plants are: Margaret 1 pot, perforated bottom 1 pot, proper amount of clean cultivation soil, vermiculite 1 bag, nacrite 1 bag, slow-release fertilizer 1 spoon, scissors 1 handful, and water spray pot.

1. Margaret has lush foliage. After buying home, you should cut off the dying petals with scissors first, and you must cut them from the bottom of the flower stem to let new buds grow.

2. Mix the cultivated soil: vermiculite: perlite in the ratio of 3: 1: 1 as the culture medium. The container for this demonstration is about 7 inches. If the container is small, the recommended medium ratio is 2: 1: 1.

3. Spread gauze on the bottom of the basin, align the upper edge of the basin with the upper edge of the new basin to be moved in, and fill the remaining space with culture medium.

4. Because the basin is relatively large, you can wrap the basin with your hands when you take it off, and it is better to press it slightly. Put the flowers together with the original soil into the culture medium, and fill the rest of the gaps with the culture medium and press gently. Margaret was very lush when she grew up, so she had to change a bigger pot to provide it with sufficient soil nutrients and water. When the substrate is fixed on the flowers, a space of about 1 cm from the upper edge of the pot can be reserved for placing the slow-release fertilizer and the expanded volume after watering.

5. Pour the potted plants thoroughly with a watering can until water flows out from the bottom of the pot, and then sprinkle a spoonful of slow-release fertilizer evenly on the soil. Finally, put it on the windowsill, courtyard or balcony. Slow-acting fertilizer can be replenished after three months.

Follow daily care. As long as the soil feels dry, water it thoroughly, at least once a day on sunny days and once every two to three days on cloudy days.

Spraying or watering with quick-acting fertilizer once a week (one liter of water to one spoon) can be directly poured on flowers. Water before fertilization, and spray fertilizer water after the excess water flows out.

Prune withered flowers and leaves regularly. Cut off flowers and buds around mid-April, sleep in the shade, and water them when they are too dry. They can keep it as long as the summer goes smoothly. ?

Preparation materials of Margaret Spring Photo Frame: several Margaret flowers, 3-4 fragrant snowballs, a little Kentucky Bluegrass, 16x 16cm photo frame 1, 12x 12cm cardboard 1, and white glue 1.

1. Put a flower and a piece of paper on the drying mat, clamp pansy with tweezers, then press a flower and a piece of paper on the drying mat and put on a plastic chain bag, and press it with a weight the same size as the drying mat for about 5 ~ 6 kg for four days. The use of flowers and paper can avoid the traces left by flowers when they are pressed by heavy objects.

2. Put the dried flowers on the cardboard, start to compose and arrange flowers, and then stick the flowers on the cardboard with white glue. If the card jam is Tai Su, you can spread other different colors of paper, such as point paper. If you are afraid of wet flowers, you can stick a layer of desiccant on the back of the cardboard and wrap it with a layer of tin foil.

3. Finally, put the work upside down on the glass of the photo frame and put it into the photo frame, and it is finished. ?