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Tianhuahua cultivation techniques
Tianhuahua, also known as the sky flower, is a beautiful plant that can be grown both in the ground and in containers. Whether planted in a garden bed or used as an ornamental feature, it maintains its elegant appearance. For optimal growth, it prefers well-draining sandy loam soil, with the best results coming from humus-rich soil found under deciduous broad-leaved forests. The ideal pH range for the soil is between 5.5 and 7.0. When fertilizing, it's important to use a light mix and avoid over-fertilization. Watering with river water, rainwater, or pond water is recommended for better plant health. In open field cultivation, it thrives in shaded areas, such as under sparse tree cover or on shady slopes, and can tolerate temperatures as low as -30°C.
**Propagation by Cuttings**
To propagate Tianhuahua through cuttings, select healthy one-year-old stems that are 12 to 15 cm long with full buds. Remove the lower leaves and trim the upper two to three leaves. Insert the cuttings into the soil at a depth of 4 to 5 cm (about one-third of the cutting length), ensuring the soil is firmly packed around them. After planting, water thoroughly and cover the bed with plastic to maintain high humidity. Water the cuttings 2 to 3 times daily. Rooting typically occurs within 50 to 60 days.
**Seed Sowing**
1. **Seed Preparation**: Sow seeds in mid-November, and by mid-March of the following year, the temperature will begin to rise, triggering germination. The ideal germination temperature ranges from 10°C to 25°C. By mid-April, germination should start, and the germination rate typically reaches 72% after this period.
2. **Sowing Process**: Prepare the soil by soaking it and smoothing the surface before watering. Once the water has been absorbed, sow the seeds evenly, spacing them 25 cm apart with 3 cm between each seed. Cover the seeds with a 1.5 cm layer of soil and then cover the bed with a plastic film to protect the seedlings.
3. **Seedling Care**: During the early stages, ensure proper protection from wind and frost to encourage faster germination. By mid to late May, the seedlings should reach about 1 cm in height with one leaf. At this point, shade should be introduced to prevent sunburn. To prevent leaf spot and yellowing, apply a mild fungicide like carbendazim and provide moderate fertilization.
Regular weeding and irrigation are essential. Studies comparing shaded and fully lit conditions show that shaded seedlings grow taller, stronger, and more vigorously. Growth slows down during the summer months. By early September, as the sun weakens and temperatures drop, the shade can be removed. At this stage, the seedlings should be 4 to 5 cm tall with 4 to 5 leaves, indicating strong development. By late October, the seedlings will lose their leaves and enter dormancy, so it’s important to stop watering and fertilizing during the winter to allow them to rest.