Liriodendron is a common horticultural foliage plant in recent years. After improvement, Liriodendron variegate can be used as a garden tree, which can reach more than ten feet high. Although it is a positive plant, it is strong in shade.

Liriodendron chinense, also known as Liriodendron chinense, Pinus jiangmosong, dog's hoof or nine-legged hoof, is flat or cool in nature and bitter in taste. It mainly enters the kidney, the large intestine and the small intestine, and has the effect of relieving dampness and swelling, and is mainly used for treating rheumatic bone pain, edema, diarrhea, cold and wind-heat, internal injuries from falls, swelling sores and foot rot.

The following are the cultivation methods of Liriodendron

1. Soil: When cultivating Liriodendron, loose soil with good drainage and air permeability should be selected, and it is best to have certain water retention capacity.

2. Illumination: Liriodendron is sunny, so it should be placed in a sunny place when breeding, but avoid direct sunlight, otherwise the leaves will be burned.

3. Temperature: Liriodendron likes a warm and humid environment, so be careful not to put it in an overheated or too cold place when breeding.

4. Watering: Pay attention to watering when raising goose feet, and don't water them too much, so as not to rot the roots of plants, while watering them too little will make the leaves of Liriodendron yellow. Watering is best followed? See dry and wet? The principle of.

5. Fertilization: In order to make the growth of Liriodendron more robust, fertilizer can be applied once every half month when the plants grow vigorously in spring and summer.

6. Prevention and control of pests and diseases: The common pests in the cultivation of Liriodendron are red spider and aphid, which will destroy the buds of plants and affect the growth of plants, so attention should be paid to prevention and control.

7. Pruning: In order to make the appearance of Liriodendron attractive, the long and weak branches can be pruned.

8. Propagation of Liriodendron: Liriodendron can be propagated by sowing, cutting or layering. Cutting is often carried out in late spring and early autumn with annual branches, or in early spring with annual branches.

Some common problems in cultivating Liriodendron

1. When cultivating Liriodendron, new buds may turn black or even die, which may be caused by excessive watering, especially accompanied by green leaves falling off. In addition, pests and diseases may also lead to the occurrence of the above phenomenon.

2. When raising Liriodendron, we should pay attention to giving sufficient light to Liriodendron, so as to maintain the beauty of Liriodendron.