Multi-celled Buddhist beads, with their unique shape and rich symbolism, are deeply loved by plant enthusiasts. Wanting to keep a pot of multi-celled Buddhist beads well is not an easy task. Let's explore together how to care for multi-celled Buddhist beads and double their value!
Understanding the Growing Habits of Multicellular Buddhist BeadsBefore caring for multi-celled Buddhist beads, it is important to understand their growing habits. They prefer a sunny and well-ventilated environment, and dislike waterlogging and darkness. When purchasing multi-celled Buddhist beads, it is best to choose plants in good growing condition.
Soil Selection and PreparationThe soil for multi-celled Buddhist beads should have good breathability and drainage. You can choose a special soil for multi-celled plants available on the market, or make your own. The preparation method is as follows: mix peat soil, pearl rock, and vermiculite in a ratio of 3:2:1, and stir well.
Watering and FertilizingWatering multi-celled Buddhist beads should follow the principle of "watering when dry and stopping when wet," avoiding waterlogging. In high summer temperatures, you can reduce the frequency of watering appropriately; in winter low temperatures, control watering to avoid root rot. For fertilizing, apply a diluted liquid fertilizer once a month.
Light and TemperatureMulti-celled Buddhist beads enjoy plenty of sunlight and require at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight daily. When caring for them indoors, place the multi-celled Buddhist beads near a window. As for temperature, the suitable growing temperature for multi-celled Buddhist beads is between 15-25℃, and low temperatures should be avoided in winter.
Pruning and PropagationTo maintain the beauty of the multi-celled Buddhist beads' shape, regular pruning is necessary. When pruning, choose healthy leaves and cut off the withered and rotting ones. For propagation, you can choose methods such as cutting or dividing the plant. When cutting, insert healthy leaves into the soil, keep it moist, and transplant after they take root.
Pest and Disease ControlDuring the growth of multi-celled Buddhist beads, they may be affected by pests and diseases. Common problems include leaf spot disease and scale insects. The control methods are as follows:
1. Maintain good ventilation and avoid humid air.
2. Regularly inspect the plants and deal with pests and diseases promptly.
3. Use low-toxic, environmentally friendly pesticides for control.
Maintenance Tips1. Multi-celled Buddhist beads are sensitive to conditions such as water, light, and temperature, and require careful observation and timely adjustments.
2. During the maintenance process, be patient and do not rush.
3. The propagation speed of multi-celled Buddhist beads is relatively slow, so be patient.
By following the above seven aspects of maintenance, your multi-celled Buddhist beads will surely grow robustly and double in value. Multi-celled Buddhist beads also have high ornamental value, beautifying the home environment and adding a touch of green to our lives. Let's take good care of these lovely multi-celled Buddhist beads together!