Introduction to Purple Beads: Maintenance skills for Purple Beads: Prevention of Pest and Pest and Prevention of Purple Beads: Matching and Application of Purple Beads In the world of succulent plants, Purple Beads have become the favorite of many flower friends with their unique charm and elegant attitude. This kind of succulent plant is not only of high ornamental value, but also relatively simple to maintain. This article will reveal the maintenance skills for purple beads of succulent plants and help you make these beautiful purple gems bloom at home. Introduction to Purple Beads Purple Beads, the scientific name is Sedum 'Purple Rind', belongs to the succulent plant of the Crassulaceae family. It is native to Africa and is named because its leaves show a unique purple color and are similar in shape to beads. The leaves of the purple beads are fleshy and plump. The surface is covered with a thin layer of wax, making it more dazzling in the sun. Maintenance skills for purple beads 1. Light Purple beads like enough sunlight, but should not be directed directly. When maintaining indoors, they should be placed in a place with sufficient light, such as close to windows. When high temperatures in summer, they should be properly shaded to avoid sunburn on leaves.
2. Watering purple beads is drought-resistant. Watering too much should not be done. Generally, it is enough to keep the soil slightly moist. Spring and autumn are periods of vigorous growth, so the watering frequency can be appropriately increased. When high temperatures in summer, watering should be reduced to avoid root rot. In winter, watering should be controlled to keep the soil dry.
3. Soil purple beads do not have strict requirements on soil, but sandy soil with good breathability and strong drainage is suitable. Peat soil, perlite and other materials can be used to mix and prepare.
4. Fertilizing purple beads do not require high 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.
5. Breeding purple beads can be propagated by dividing, cutting and sowing. Dividing is the most commonly used breeding method. Healthy plants are separated from the mother plant and planted after drying the wound. Cutting and sowing are relatively complicated and require certain skills. Prevention and control of pests and diseases in purple beads. Purple beads have fewer pests and diseases, but the following points should also be noted: 1. Inspect the plants regularly and deal with pests and diseases found in a timely manner.
2. Keep the plants well ventilated and avoid excessive humidity.
3. When pests and diseases are found, pesticides can be used to control them. The matching and application of purple beads Because of its unique purple and bead shape, purple beads can be paired with other succulent plants to create an elegant landscape. In flower pots, flower stands, window sills and other places, purple beads can become a beautiful scenery.
The succulent purple beads are a kind of succulent plant with great ornamental value. It is relatively simple to maintain. By mastering the correct maintenance skills, we can appreciate these beautiful purple gems at home. I hope this article can help you on the road to maintenance. Help and let the purple beads add greenery and beauty to your life.