In recent years, succulent plants have been loved by many flower friends because of their unique appearance and easy maintenance characteristics. Among many succulent plants, bearable succulents have received extensive attention because of their round and lovely shape. The question of whether bearable succulents are poisonous has caused many flower friends to have doubts. This article will reveal the toxicity of bearable succulents and provide corresponding maintenance methods.
Are bearable succulents poisonous?Bearable succulents, also known as bear cubs, belong to the Crassulaceae and Simulacra genus. According to relevant information, bearable succulents do not contain toxic substances and do not pose direct harm to human health. The sap of bearable succulents may irritate the skin and cause discomfort. When handling bearable succulents, personal protection should be taken.
Bearable succulent plant care methods1. Light: Bearable succulents enjoy plenty of sunlight and can be placed on balconies, windowsills, and other well-lit areas. During high-temperature periods in summer, they should be appropriately shaded to avoid direct sunlight.
2. Watering: Bearable succulents are drought-tolerant and should not be watered too much. During the vigorous growth periods of spring and autumn, the watering frequency can be increased appropriately. In high-temperature summers, watering should be reduced to keep the soil slightly moist. In winter, when temperatures are low, watering should be controlled to prevent root rot.
3. Soil: Bearable succulents are suitable for growing in well-ventilated and well-draining soil. You can choose materials such as peat soil, perlite, and vermiculite for mixing and preparation.
4. Fertilization: During the vigorous growth period of bearable succulents, a compound fertilizer or special succulent plant fertilizer should be applied once a month to promote growth.
5. Pruning: During the growth of bearable succulents, some withered leaves will appear, which should be pruned in a timely manner to keep the plant beautiful.
6. Propagation: Bearable succulents can be propagated through methods such as cutting and dividing. When propagating by cuttings, select healthy leaves or branches, insert them into sandy soil, keep the soil moist, and they can be transplanted after rooting.
Bearable succulents do not contain toxic substances and do not pose direct harm to human health. However, personal protection should be taken when handling bearable succulents to avoid skin irritation from the sap. Understanding the care methods of bearable succulents can help you better maintain these lovely succulent plants.
References:
1. Zhang Xiaohong, Li Na, Wang Lina. Manual of Succulent Plant Breeding [M]. Beijing: China Agricultural Publishing House, 2018.
2. Zhao Chunmei, Chen Xiaoyan, Zhang Lihua. Cultivation and Care of Succulent Plants [M]. Beijing: Chemical Industry Publishing House, 2017.