With the pursuit of home aesthetics, succulents, due to their unique shapes and easy maintenance, have gradually become the preferred choice for indoor green plants. As a member of succulents, large thin snow succulents have won the love of many plant enthusiasts with their elegant leaves and rich varieties. This article will introduce you to the cultivation methods, variety appreciation, and related precautions of large thin snow succulents.
Cultivation methods of large thin snow succulents1. Lighting
Large thin snow succulents enjoy plenty of sunlight but avoid direct sunlight. When maintaining indoors, they should be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light, such as a balcony or window. In the hot summer, proper shading should be provided to avoid leaf sunburn.
2. Watering
Large thin snow succulents do not require much water. When watering, follow the principle of "better dry than wet." Spring and autumn are the peak growing periods and can increase watering frequency accordingly. In the hot summer, reduce watering to avoid root rot. In the cold winter, control watering to keep the soil slightly moist.
3. Soil
Large thin snow succulents are suitable for growing in well-ventilated soil. Soil made of peat, pearl rock, and vermiculite mixed in a certain proportion can be used. Ensure good drainage of the soil to avoid waterlogging.
4. Fertilization
Apply a compound fertilizer once a month during the vigorous growth period. When fertilizing, be careful not to let the fertilizer touch the leaves to avoid leaf burning.
Variety appreciation of large thin snow succulents1. Red-edged large thin snow
The leaves of red-edged large thin snow have red edges with bright colors, making them highly ornamental. In sufficient sunlight, the leaf color becomes more vibrant.
2. White-edged large thin snow
The leaves of white-edged large thin snow have white edges, forming a sharp contrast with red-edged large thin snow. Their leaves are plump and beautiful, making them highly ornamental.
3. Large-leaf large thin snow
The leaves of large-leaf large thin snow are larger and green, with red or white stripes on the edges. In sufficient sunlight, the leaf color becomes more vibrant.
Related precautions1. Pest and disease control
Large thin snow succulents are prone to pest invasion, such as aphids and red spiders. When pests or diseases are found, take timely measures, such as spraying insecticides or removing diseased leaves.
2. Pruning
During the growth of large thin snow succulents, prune withered leaves in time to keep the plant neat and beautiful. The pruned leaves can be used for propagation.
3. Propagation
Large thin snow succulents can be propagated by leaf insertion, cutting, and division methods. During propagation, maintain suitable temperature and humidity to increase the survival rate.
As an extremely ornamental succulent plant, the cultivation and appreciation of large thin snow succulents require certain skills. Mastering the correct cultivation methods and selecting suitable varieties will make large thin snow succulents bloom with unique charm in your home. I hope this article is helpful to you.
Note: This article refers to the book "Succulent Plant Maintenance Manual" and uses relevant data.