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✨The elf in the garden——ptilotusexaltatus🧚
Ptilotusexaltatus is a biennial herbaceous flower with a plant height of 30-40cm. It likes light, is heat-resistant and drought-tolerant. It does not need shade in summer and can bloom continuously. It has good adaptability.
Its flowers are bright pink and blue with dazzling silver fluff on the edges. They have a unique fox tail shape and are very cute and fluffy.
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🌱How to breed ptilotusexaltatus🎍
1.Potted plant management
- germination
Use paper towels for germination. You can sow the seeds after they turn white. It will take about 24 hours to turn white. - Transplanting into pots
After 6-8 weeks of germination, transplant the seedlings into 10-12 diameter pots. - matrix
It is better to use a loose, well-drained and breathable cultivation substrate. The optimal pH value is 5.5-6.5. - light
It is a medium-sun plant, but the light time will affect the flowering of the plant. High light levels promote strong stems, increase branching and increase the number of flowers. - temperature
The suitable growth temperature is 17-19℃, and the best temperature is not lower than 10℃. - Cultivation tips
In order to prevent the growth of pathogens in the cultivation substrate, fungicides can be used for sterilization and disinfection before transplantation.
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2.Ground planting management
When planting in the ground, you should choose a sunny location, because Ptilotusexaltatus like sunlight very much and like loose, fertile, and breathable soil. When planting in the ground, if it is garden soil with good soil quality, you can plant directly. If the soil is relatively poor and compacted, it is recommended to add coarse sand and fermented organic fertilizer to improve it before planting.
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