Understanding the meat of Buddha beads, purchasing and maintaining new Buddha beads and meat of Buddha beads, pest control of meat of Buddha beads In recent years, succulent plants have become the new favorite of plant lovers due to their unique form and easy-to-maintain characteristics. Buddha beads are a kind of succulent plants, which are very popular for their round bead-like leaves and rich colors. Let us reveal the ways to maintain new Buddha beads and make your Buddha beads more fleshy and healthy. Know that Buddha beads are fleshy and fleshy, the scientific name is Sedum morgananum, native to Mexico. It belongs to the Crassulaceae, a kind of fleshy plant. The fleshy Buddha beads are characterized by their bead-like leaves, closely arranged, and diverse colors, including red, yellow, green, etc., very suitable as ornamental plants. Purchase and maintenance of newly purchased meaty beads 1. Purchase precautions When purchasing meaty beads, you must first choose a healthy plant. Healthy beads have meaty leaves, bright colors, and no pests and diseases. You must also pay attention to the following points: -The leaves are neatly arranged without skewing or breaking.
- The root system is developed and there is no rot.
- No pests and diseases, and no spots on the leaves.
2. Maintenance points (1) Bright and fleshy beads like enough sunshine, but they should not be exposed to the sun. During the growing season, fleshy and fleshy beads should be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light. In winter, the lighting time can be appropriately reduced.
(2) Watering beads are fleshy and not resistant to waterlogging. When watering, we must grasp the principle of "seeing dry, seeing wet". During the growing season, water them 1-2 times a week; during the dormant period, water them once a month.
(3) The fleshy soil beads have no strict requirements on the soil, but sandy soil with good breathability and strong drainage is appropriate. Materials such as legus soil, peat soil and perlite can be mixed.
(4) Fertilization During the growing season, apply fertilizer once a month. Compound fertilizer or organic fertilizer can be used. During the dormant period, stop fertilizing.
(5) Breeding Buddha beads and fleshy breeding methods mainly include dividing and cuttage. When dividing, select healthy plants and divide the plants into several plants with a knife. Each plant retains 2-3 leaves. When cuttage, insert the leaves into the soil, keep the soil moist, and transplant after taking root. Prevention and control of pests and diseases related to fleshy Buddha beads 1. Black rot is a common disease of fleshy Buddha beads, which is manifested by blackening and rot of the leaves. Prevention and control methods: cut off the diseased leaves in time and disinfect them with 75% alcohol to avoid the spread of the disease.
2. Red spider Red spider is a common pest with fleshy beads. It is manifested by red dots on the leaves. Prevention and control methods: spray the plants with pesticides, or wash the leaves with soapy water.
Buddha beads are a succulent plant that is easy to maintain. As long as you master the methods of selection, maintenance and pest and disease control, your Buddha beads can grow healthily and vigorously. Let us welcome this lovely green partner and enjoy cultivating. Fun!