Abstract: Does the meat in your house also look like a fat kid? If you want your succulent plants to grow big and fat, you will have to work hard! Today, I will come to give you a few tricks to turn your fleshy meat into a "cute pet" at home. Soil: Choose the right soil, and only if you have more meat can you drink enough water.
Does your fat family also look like a fat kid? If you want your succulent plants to grow big and fat, you will have to work hard! Today, I will come to give you a few tricks to turn your fleshy meat into a "cute pet" at home. Soil: Choose the right soil, only if you are fleshy can you drink enough water.
Although fleshy plants are drought-tolerant, their roots need to breathe. Therefore, the choice of soil is crucial. Generally speaking, you can mix the following materials to make soil: 1. Perlite: Increase the breathability of the soil and allow succulent roots to breathe smoothly.
2. Pine needle soil: Provides rich organic matter and makes meat grow stronger. 3. Broken stones: Increase the drainage of the soil and prevent fleshy roots. In terms of the ratio of
, you can mix these three materials in a ratio of 5:3:1, so that you can make soil suitable for succulent growth! Light: Only when there is enough sunshine can you grow beautiful if you are fleshy.
Succulent plants are "little fans" of sunshine! They need enough sunlight to promote growth and make their leaves fuller. However, it should be noted that more sunlight is not the better. Too strong direct light will burn many flesh.
1. Indoor maintenance: If your meat is indoors, put it as close as possible to the window to ensure more than 6 hours of scattered light every day.
2. Outdoor maintenance: If you are outdoors, choose a place with sufficient light but avoid direct light, so that the meat can enjoy the embrace of the sun. Watering chapter: Master watering skills, only if you are fleshy can you drink enough water. Although fleshy plants are drought-tolerant, they cannot be made thirsty. Watering is the key to growing more meat. Master watering skills to make your more meat drink enough water and grow big and fat.
1. Observe the soil: Before watering, gently detect the soil moisture with your fingers. Water is needed only when the soil surface dries.
2. Water thoroughly: When watering, water thoroughly in one go to allow the water to penetrate deep into the soil.
3. Control the amount of water: When high temperatures in summer, meat will enter a dormant period. At this time, reduce the frequency of watering. Fertilization: Appropriate fertilization can make fleshy plants grow strong. The ability to absorb fertilizer is weak, so appropriate fertilization should be carried out. Here are some fertilization tips: 1. Slow release fertilizer: When changing pots, a small amount of slow release fertilizer can be mixed into the soil to meet the growth needs of more meat for a year.
2. Liquid fertilizer: During the growing season, diluted liquid fertilizer can be applied every half month to supplement fleshy nutrients.
3. Pay attention to concentration: When applying fertilizer, be sure to dilute it according to the concentration stated in the instructions to avoid excessive fertilization. Notes: Avoid the "five fears", so that you can grow vigorously with more meat 1. Fear of humidity: Succulent plants don't like overly humid environments. Too much watering can lead to rotten roots.
2. Fear of darkness: Fat meat requires enough sunshine, and long-term exposure to a dark environment will lead to poor growth.
3. Fear of thick fertilizer: Rich meat has a weak ability to absorb fertilizer, and excessive fertilization will lead to root burning. 4. Fear of cold: Meat is not cold resistant, so pay attention to keeping warm in winter.
5. Fear of high temperatures: When high temperatures are high in summer, meat will enter a dormant period, so pay attention to shade and control water.
Raising succulent plants is actually like taking care of a baby, which requires patience and care. As long as you master these skills, I believe that your succulent plants will grow big and fat and become the "cute pet" at home!