Understand the fleshy blisters produced by plum, light, watering, soil, fertilizing, breeding, pests and diseases to prevent and control the fleshy blisters produced by plum. As one of the most popular fleshy plants in recent years, its unique shape and rich colors have attracted the attention of countless meat friends. How to maintain the fleshy blisters produced by plum and make them thrive has become a concern for many meat friends. This article will introduce you in detail the maintenance skills of fleshy blisters produced by plum, allowing you to easily control this beautiful moment. Understand that plum produces blisters and fleshy. The scientific name is Sedum 'Mei Chuan Shui Bao', which belongs to the genus Archeilus of the family Crassulaceae. It originates in the plum production area of Sichuan, China. Because its leaf surfaces show rich blisters, it is named "Blister and fleshy". Plum blisters and fleshy leaves are plump, green in color, and red on the edges, which have high ornamental value. Guangzhao plum produces blisters and meat and likes sufficient sunshine, but needs proper shade in summer. During the growing season, 4-6 hours of direct light need to be guaranteed every day. If there is insufficient light, the color of the leaves will become dimmer, affecting the ornamental value. Watering plums produces blisters and meat, and require high water, but avoid standing water. During the growing season, keep the soil slightly moist. When the summer is high, the watering frequency needs to be appropriately reduced to prevent leaf decay. During the winter dormant period, control watering and keep the soil dry. Soil plum produces blisters and fleshy water. The soil requirements are not strict, but sandy soil with good air permeability and strong drainage is suitable. Peat soil, perlite, vermiculite and other materials can be used to prepare it. Fertilized plum blossoms produce blisters and flesh and grow vigorously, so appropriate fertilization is needed. Compound fertilizers are applied once a month during the growing season, and fertilization can be stopped during the winter dormant period. There are two main breeding methods for producing blisters and fleshy meat: rationing and leaf transplanting. rationing can be carried out during the growing season. Healthy plants are separated and planted separately. For leaf transplanting, the leaves are taken out. After drying the wound, they are inserted into the sandy soil. Keep the soil moist, and plant it separately after taking root. Pest and insect pest control plum produces fewer blisters and fleshy pests, but attention should be paid to controlling aphids, whiteflies and other pests. When pests and diseases are discovered, the diseased leaves should be removed in time and pesticides should be sprayed for control.
With its unique shape and beautiful moments, plum fruit blisters have become the leader among succulent plants. By understanding its growth habits and mastering the correct maintenance skills, I believe you will be able to raise beautiful plum fruit blisters and succulent. Let us take care of this beautiful moment together!