How to grow meaty flowers properly
Today, the editor will elaborate on how to grow meaty flowers properly and the cultivation and maintenance of green plants and flowers. Here is the detailed introduction.
With the temperature dropping, many people are worried about the overwintering of their succulents at home. Today,花花 will provide you with a complete set of care strategies for succulents in winter, which gathers the collective wisdom of many succulent enthusiasts. Everyone, please save it!
Remember 5 temperatures to keep succulents safe in winter!
1. No matter in the south or north, when the minimum temperature of most succulents is lower than 5 degrees Celsius, they should not continue to be kept outdoors. It is necessary to move the succulents indoors or take measures such as building a greenhouse or putting them in foam boxes for insulation.
2. For areas with strong wind (Northeast, North China, Northwest, and Southeast coastal areas) or areas with high rainfall (Zhejiang, Sichuan, Chongqing, etc.), it is necessary to move the succulents indoors for maintenance when the temperature is below 10 degrees Celsius.
3. However, for some cold-sensitive varieties, such as those with hair (like Bear's Paws, Moon Rabbit Ears, etc.), Echeveria species (like the Sorceress series, Mountain Rose, etc.), Fuyu, and Yulou, they should be moved indoors when the temperature is around 10 degrees Celsius.
How to grow meaty flowers properly
4. Seedlings with a growth cycle of less than one year and mature plants that have been transplanted for less than three months have较弱 cold resistance and should be moved indoors for maintenance when the temperature is around 10 degrees Celsius.
5. Some cold-tolerant varieties, such as Sedum species (like观音莲), Rosularia species (like 子持莲华, Rosularia), and Sempervivum species (like胧月, Sedum), can withstand temperatures below -5 degrees Celsius with appropriate maintenance.
6. In northern areas with heating, if the temperature is above 15 degrees Celsius and normal maintenance is provided, the succulents will continue to grow.