1. Water. If the current daily temperature is below 30 degrees, you can consider watering the meat slowly. It can slightly reduce the frequency of watering for 1-2 days. At the same time, the amount of water can slowly increase
For example, in summer, you water once in 20 days, and now you can water once in 18 days or so, so it can gradually increase.
2. Light. If you create a shading net for meaty people in summer, don't take it down now. You can only shade when the light is strong at noon, or slowly reduce the daily shading time.
3. Ventilation. Whenever possible, ventilation is a very important condition. If possible, it's better to open more windows for ventilation.
4, change basin, after a summer of torture, autumn just can change basin for more meat, autumn just is the season for more meat growth, so, the content of granular soil can be reduced by a part, at most half of it.
PS: if the temperature is lower than 25 ℃, you can change the pot for more meat. If the temperature is higher than 25 ℃, don't change the pot temporarily.
5. Apply fertilizer. If you want to grow more meat, you can bury a small amount of slow-release fertilizer at the bottom of the flowerpot when changing the flowerpot.
Autumn ~ the season of fleshy propagation is coming. We can use leaf cutting, cutting, cutting and other methods to breed fleshy.
1. Select the succulent plant that you want to plant, shake the leaves left and right until they fall
2. Put the leaves in a cool and ventilated place and wait for the wound to dry.
3. Fill the pot with nutritious soil and water it.
4. Put the leaves on the soil and keep them moist. They will grow roots and sprout in about 1 month.
You can also insert the leaves into the soil.
5. After the roots and buds have grown, press the roots into the soil.
Wait for a while. If the bud doesn't grow, pinch the root off and grow again. If it doesn't sprout all the time, it will be OK after several times.
In this case, you don't need to worry. You can grow buds. Basically, 80% of the leaves are inserted successfully. Wait patiently for a while, and the roots will grow slowly.
1. Cut down the succulent plant.
2. Remove the fleshy part and the leaves below.
3. Put it in a cool and ventilated place to dry in the shade, or apply carbendazim for disinfection.
4. Prepare good containers and soil, and water them. Just insert that part of your head in.
5. It will take about 1 week to grow roots, and then wait for 2-3 weeks to make sure that the roots grow well, and then the basin can be moved.
6. What's left after cutting off the head can let it continue to grow in the flowerpot and burst out a lot of pups.
1. Fill in the soil in the seedling box and water it.
2. Prepared fleshy seeds
3. Throw the seeds one by one into the flowerpot, and pay attention to the spacing between the seeds.
4. Keep the soil moist and air humidity. If the air humidity in your home is not high enough, you can cover it with a layer of preservative film to keep moisture, but the preservative film should be poked with several holes.
5. After the young seedlings grow out, the fresh-keeping film should be removed. When watering, see whether they are dry or wet, and more sun exposure. At noon, shade them, and then wait for the young seedlings to grow up slowly.
1. Remove the rotten root from the pot.
2. Remove the leaves below, so as to let out the rotten parts.
3. Cut off the rotten place and make sure there is no rotten trace on the stem. Then put the wound in a cool place and dry it in the shade.
4. Prepare new flowerpots and soil.
5. Pour water into the basin again and put it in a cool and ventilated place for 1-2 days.
1. Pull out all the hydrated leaves and check the stem condition.
2. If the stem is not infected for the time being, apply carbendazim to the wound, put it in a well ventilated place for maintenance, and water less.
3. If the stem has been infected, please refer to rotten roots for treatment steps.
4. If the fleshy core is also hydrated, throw it away. It's hopeless.
