Introduction to the growth habits of the sedum, the maintenance methods of the sedum, the reproduction methods of the sedum, the pest control of the sedum, in the world of succulent plants, the sedum, with its unique leaf shape and drought-resistant characteristics, has become a favorite for many flower lovers. The sedum is not only of high ornamental value, but also easy to maintain. It is an ideal choice for beginners and busy people. This article will introduce you in detail the maintenance methods of the sedum, Growth habits and how to create a beautiful pot of sedum at home. Introduction to Sedum sarmentosum, the scientific name is Sedum sarmentosum, belonging to the genus Crassulaceae and Sedum. It originates in southwestern China. It is named because its leaves are shaped like Buddha shells. The plant type of Sedum is low, the leaves are fleshy, and the color is green. There are red edges on the edges, making it very suitable as a potted plant. The growth habits of Sedum subedum prefer sunny and well-ventilated environments, drought-tolerant and cold-tolerant environments, and have lax requirements on soil. In a warm and humid climate, Sedum subedum grows vigorously and has full leaves; while in a cold and dry climate, Sedum subedum can also grow tenaciously. Conservation methods for Sedum 1. Light: Sedum likes sufficient sunshine, but it needs to be shaded appropriately in summer to avoid direct strong light causing sunburn on the leaves. In winter, it can be placed in a sunny place indoors.
2. Watering: Sedum is drought-tolerant and should not be watered too much. Spring and autumn are periods of vigorous growth, so the watering frequency can be increased appropriately; when high temperatures are in summer, watering should be reduced to keep the soil slightly moist; in winter, watering should be controlled to avoid rotten roots.
3. Fertilization: Solanum does not have a high demand for fertilizer. Compound fertilizer can be applied once a month during the growth period. Be careful not to excessive fertilizer when fertilizing to avoid causing fertilizer damage.
4. Soil: Sedum has no strict requirements on soil, but sandy soil with good drainage and strong air permeability is suitable. You can use a mixture of leaf soil, garden soil, sand, etc.
5. Pruning: Sedum sedum grows rapidly, so it is necessary to prune withered leaves and weak branches in time to keep the plants clean and beautiful. The pruned branches can be propagated by cutting. Breeding methods of Sedum There are two main breeding methods of Sedum: ramet and cuttage.
1. Divide: Take out the vigorously growing sedum plants from the pot, divide the root system into several plants, and plant them separately.
2. Cutting: Cut the branches of Sedum japonica into small pieces about 10 cm, insert them into the sand, keep the soil moist, and take root in about 20 days. There are few insect pests and diseases in Sedum, but the following points should be noted: 1. Prevent pests and diseases: Keep the plants well ventilated, avoid excessive watering, and spray pesticides regularly.
2. Inspection of plants: When pests and diseases are discovered, take timely measures, such as cutting off sick and weak branches, spraying pesticides, etc.
Sedum is a succulent plant with great ornamental value. It is easy to maintain and reproduce. It is very suitable for family breeding. By understanding the growth habits and maintenance methods of Sedum, I believe you will be able to create a beautiful pot of Sedum at home.