Many friends have the habit of raising flowers. In fact, raising flowers can make us feel happy and decorate our life. In recent years, the most popular flowers and plants are succulent. Do you know how to raise succulent plants? Let's have a look
What are the succulent plants
1、 Succulent plants:
The water storage tissue of plants is mainly distributed in the stem. Some species have segmented stems, edges and wart processes, and a few species have slightly fleshy leaves, but generally fall early. Represented by the succulent plants of Euphorbiaceae and romonaceae.
2、 Leafy succulent plants:
The leaves are highly fleshy, while the stems are less fleshy, and the stems of some species are lignified to a certain extent. Such as apricot family, Rhodiola family, lily family and agave family.
3、 Stemmed succulent plants:
The fleshy part of the plant is concentrated in the stem base, and this part is particularly expanded. The stem base expanded due to different species has different shapes, but it is mainly spherical or nearly spherical, sometimes semi buried underground, without nodes, edges and warts. There are leaves or early falling leaves. The leaves grow directly from the top of the expanded stem base or from the suddenly thinned slender branches with almost no meat. Sometimes such slender branches also fall early. Represented by the succulent plants of dioscoreaceae, Cucurbitaceae and passionaceae.
The above introduces the relevant contents of succulent plants. Let's take a look at how to raise succulent plants.
1, watering: for the succulent plants, spray watering effect will be ideal! Where the air is dry, you need to pay attention to watering more! Generally, succulent plants are drought resistant. Try not to water as much as possible to prevent ponding, otherwise it is easy to rot roots. (if water drops stay on the leaves during watering, try to remove the water drops to prevent the leaves from being burned by the sun) generally, more water is required in the growth period than in the dormancy period; We can follow the principle of "no drying, no pouring".
2. Temperature: the indoor temperature of raising succulent plants is best controlled at about 15-28 degrees! Generally, the indoor temperature is appropriate! The maximum limit shall not exceed 5 degrees at least and 35 degrees at most!
3. Antiseptic rotten: too much watering, too humid air and no insect repellent will lead to meat rotten! Rotten succulent plants are faded and softened. If rotten meat is found! It needs to be cut off as soon as possible at this time! The used knives had better be disinfected to avoid infecting other plants!
If your succulent plant loses its leaves, don't throw it away. It can grow into a new plant from one leaf;
4. Lighting: try to choose the place with the longest lighting time to place succulent plants! If the light is insufficient, it is easy to grow in vain (the leaves are very thin and the stems are very long. In short, it is not good-looking)!! However, if the sun is too fierce in summer, you can choose appropriate shading to avoid burning the leaves. In autumn, when the light is sufficient, the meat can also become a very beautiful color.
5. Fertilization: succulent plants in summer do not need fertilization. If conditions permit in winter, they can be fertilized once a month! Fertilizer can choose rotten thin liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer!!
6. Blade insert:
1. Select varieties with fleshy leaves;
2. Select leaf cutting with moderate maturity;
3. Dry the wound in the shade, let the incision touch the medium slightly, do not bury it, place it in a place without direct sunlight, and keep the soil slightly wet;
The above is all about the carnivorous plants and the inventory of carnivorous plant species. I hope it will be helpful to you.