Japonella, also known as Nippon, is native to the Mediterranean coast of Europe. It enjoys a warm, moist and semi-shade environment. It has strong cold resistance, is resistant to moisture and heat, and is afraid of strong light. It should loose fertile and well-drained calcareous loam.
â— Variety
With ramets and sowing. The ramets are available in spring and autumn. The ramets in March or September are preferred; they can also be combined with spring replacement pots to separate the fleshy roots. Sowing can be spring. 15-20 days germination, but germination is not neat.
â—Reproduction
Seedlings need to be transplanted 1-2 times. Potted soil available rot leaf soil or culture soil. The fertilization is applied once every half month. And keep the soil moist, during the summer, the high temperature period is at the flowering stage, and it must be properly shaded. The roots of the ground are exposed to winter ground and keep the soil slightly dry.
â— Cultivation
There are rust and spider mite damage. Rust was sprayed with 50% rustin WP 2000 times; red spider was sprayed with 20% limulus WP 1000 times.
â— Application
The genus Lancea has a green leafy clump, which draws out the inflorescences that open the yellow flowers. Very resistant to look. Suitable for flower borders, arranged around bushes, potted and cut flowers.
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