Orange terrier

orange terrier, also known as the Turkish orange terrier, belongs to the dragon bile a year grass flower, native to Texas, USA. At present, there are hundreds of cultivated varieties, especially in Japan, there is a gradual replacement of the trend of incense bamboo, but in our country is still in the experimental stage, did not form a scale planting. Orange terrier belongs to the multi-flower type fresh cut flowers, a single plant cut when there are
5 flowers - 10 flowers, a wide variety of flowers, beautiful flowers, ornamental value.
Main cultivation techniques:

(1) sowing orange terrier seeds is very small, 1 ml seeds about 17,000 seeds, germination rate of about 40%. The best temperature for germination is 20C, and spring sowing is more appropriate from mid-March to early April. Soil with drainage, good breathing clean mud is the most suitable. Before planting, the sowing soil is poured through, and the seeds are mixed with the
dilled
fine sand that has been sterilized at a high temperature and spread evenly at a ratio of 1:100 (volume ratio). After seeding, cover slightly with fine sand and water. (2) After the miao period management system broadcast with wet newspapers on it, the newspaper on top of a layer of straw, often keep the newspaper moist. After 10 days to 12 days after the germination, germination after the unveiling of straw and newspapers, in good sun cultivation, orange terrier growth in the seedling period is very slow, from seeding to planting takes about 2 months, so during this period can be used nitrogen fertilizer for several fertilization. (3) Plant cultivation from mid-May to early June, grow to 4 leaves, with a distance of 12 cm-15 cm planted in the seedling bed. Since the stem is difficult to elongation once the root system is cut off, care must be taken when digging and planted immediately. The seedling bed should be sprinkled with some nitrogen and phosphorus potassium compound fertilizer. Watering is often done after planting, and watering is reduced when the stems begin to elongation, which is suitable for drying.
Cut and preserve the flowers:When the stems elongate to 50 cm-70 cm, the buds begin to differentiate the buds, then watering do not pour water on the buds. Each plant can now have 15 to 20 buds. In mid-August, when 2-3 buds are open under the plant, the stems can be broken 5 cm-10 cm from the ground and the very small buds are removed, leaving only 5-8 flowers (rays) per flower. The cut period lasts until early October.