Planting method and time of tufted phlox

The tufted phlox is sown at the end of March and the beginning of April, and can bloom in July and August. Disinfect the soil with potassium permanganate solution before planting, use sandy soil containing humus, the soil thickness should reach 30 cm, thoroughly water the roots for the first time, water regularly in spring and summer, reduce the watering amount in winter, apply compound fertilizer in the early stage of growth and add nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer in the later stage.

Plan method for tufted phlox

Before planting, disinfect the soil of tufted phlox with potassium permanganate in a proper proportion, spread the seeds evenly on the soil surface, then cover the seeds with sand, and cover the top with plastic film to keep moisture, and control the temperature to 20-22℃ for germination.

Pour the flowerpot into the sand with a thickness of 30 cm, and transplant the clustered seedlings into the flowerpot to ensure that the roots can be fully extended. When filling the soil, keep the soil surface smooth and dense, and thoroughly pour the roots for the first time and pour them into the deep soil.

Compound fertilizer or farmyard manure can be applied in the early stage of growth of tufted phlox, and nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer should be added in the later stage. Apply water every 2 or 3 days in spring and summer, and reduce water every other week in winter. The most common pests of tufted phlox are red spider and stem borer, which are usually applied once a week with Bordeaux mixture and chlorothalonil.

Planting time of tufted phlox

Sowing at the end of March and the beginning of April, the color is reddish, purple or milky white. These flowers are shaped like butterflies with spread wings. All the flowers of bunchy pig excrement beans bloom on the branches, forming a cyme. Pigeonpea is a kind of perennial dwarf herb, which likes to live in a warm, humid and sunny environment.