How to care for the succulent plant Maohanni
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The succulent plant Maohanni used to be quite expensive, but now its price has reached an ultra-low point. Not only is it cheap, but fewer and fewer people are buying it. For plants in the Aizoaceae family, the target audience is relatively small, and even fewer people cultivate them. Moreover, with the current price of succulents as low as vegetables, the cheaper the price of niche succulents, the fewer people buy them, because succulents themselves do not have the significance of maintenance.
The cheap price of succulents means that it will be increasingly difficult in the future sales market, and fewer people will buy them. The succulents you buy may accumulate in your hands for a lifetime, and it is basically impossible to sell them again. Three to five years ago, a Maohanni could be sold for forty to fifty yuan, but now you can buy one for less than twenty yuan, and they are quite large.
Plants in the Aizoaceae family have the same care methods, which are essentially sunlight exposure. Since succulent plants grow very small, a bit of sunlight can meet their growth needs, unlike plants in the Crassulaceae family, which require more sunlight and need sufficient light to meet daily growth. A阳台 in a family home can also meet the growth needs of Aizoaceae succulents.
Now that the price of Maohanni is low, you can buy a few small ones to play with. There's no need to buy large ones; buy a few small ones and cultivate them slowly. The small ones are cheap and can grow within a year. If you don't have much experience in maintenance, there's no need to buy expensive ones. Progress step by step, and slowly grow. Once you can care for them well, you can then buy expensive ones. There's no shortage of succulents in the current market; they are saturated to an unimaginable extent.
How to care for the succulent Maohanni
The maintenance of Maohanni is very simple. Using half-granular soil for planting can make it grow faster. It is not recommended to use full-granular soil, as plants in the Aizoaceae family grown in full-granular soil hardly grow throughout the year and are very small. Adding peat to the granules can provide some nutrients and speed up plant growth.
The Maohanni, Laden, and Lithops in my home are all planted using a mixture of deer fertilizer soil and peat in a 50-50 ratio. The soil is first sprayed with a spray bottle to make it moist the night before, and after absorbing it overnight, it is planted the next day. When planting plants in the Aizoaceae family, it is important to completely clean the original roots, without fine capillary roots, so that it is more beneficial for it to root when planted in the soil. Maohanni is the same.
After planting, do not add surface stones, place it under natural light for maintenance, and do not expose it to direct sunlight. Plant in moist soil and do not water in the beginning. Water for the first time after about two weeks, when you can clearly feel the new roots starting to grow, then move it to sunlight for maintenance. I recommend placing it indoors to avoid sunburn. Properly control watering, and as long as roots grow, control watering in the later stage, and you can grow it within a year.
Friends who want to add surface stones should wait until Maohanni has successfully grown roots and started to recover. At this time, you can use a small amount of akadama soil surface stones. During the early root growth stage, it is important to keep the potting soil well-ventilated and avoid covering the surface.
The above sharing of how to care for the succulent Maohanni and the detailed cultivation methods of Maohanni can bring you some help in your daily life!