Abstract: Have you been fascinated by the pot of blue pine and meat? The blue leaves can turn into charming purple in the sun. They are so beautiful! Today, let me give you advice so that you can easily raise your own blue pine and fleshy meat and make it a part of your family...
Have you been fascinated by the pot of blue pine and meat? The blue leaves can turn into charming purple in the sun. They are so beautiful! Today, let me give you advice so that you can easily raise your own blue pine and fleshy meat and make it a beautiful scenery in your home! Sunshine and Shadow: Blue Pine's Colorful Life
Blue Pine is a sunshine baby. It likes to bask in the sun, but it is not the kind of "sunburn". In the spring and autumn, you can let it enjoy full sunshine treatment and let it absorb the essence of sunshine. However, in summer, you have to hold a small umbrella for it to avoid direct sunlight, otherwise its little face will turn into a "red apple". Temperature and humidity: Blue Pine's comfortable nest
Blue Pine is a heat-resistant "little warrior", but that does not mean that it is not afraid of cold. The most suitable growth temperature is between 15 and 35 degrees. When it exceeds 35 degrees in summer, it will become lazy and its growth rate will slow down. In winter, when the temperature falls below 5 degrees, it will be fragile and prone to frostbite. Therefore, in winter, it is best to invite it into a warm room and give it a warm nest.
As for humidity, blue pine likes dry environments, but it doesn't mean that it hates moisture. In the spring and autumn, wait until the soil is completely dried before watering it thoroughly. In the summer, watering can be done normally, and in the winter, the amount of watering should be slowly reduced, or even cut off water to prevent frostbite. Soil and fertilizer: Blue pine's solid foundation
Blue pine's root system is very strong, so choosing a soil with good air permeability is very important. You can mix river sand and peat soil in a ratio of 7:3, which not only ensures the breathability of the soil, but also provides certain nutrients. Of course, you can also choose ready-made meaty soil on the market, which will be more convenient.
As for fertilizer, blue pine does not have many soil nutrients, so it is enough to apply diluted liquid fertilizer to it once a month. Remember, apply fertilizer appropriately, too much will burn the roots. Reproduction and maintenance: The inheritance path of blue pine There are two main breeding methods for blue pine: cuttage and leaf cutting.
Cuttage: You can cut a healthy branch, dry it for about a week, then insert it into slightly moist soil, shade it properly, and wait for it to sprout.
Leaf insertion: Remove the mature leaves, dry the wound, and then insert them into slightly moist soil, keep the soil moist, and wait for roots and germinate.
During the maintenance process, the following points should be paid attention to: 1. Inspect the plants regularly and prune the withered leaves in time to maintain the beauty of the plants.
2. Spray water regularly on the plants to keep the leaves clean.
3. Pay attention to the prevention and control of pests and diseases, such as aphids, powdery mildew, etc., and take timely measures.
Raising blue pine and fleshy meat is actually not as difficult as imagined. As long as you take good care of it, it will definitely bring you endless surprises. Come and give it a try and turn your home into a vibrant and fleshy garden!