The cultivation of Daisu疣
Let me introduce to you the relevant experience of Daisu疣, a succulent plant. Let's learn about its cultivation together.
The cultivation of Daisu疣 is relatively simple, and the soil mixture is also easy. Perlite mixed with peat, added with vermiculite and coal slag, the proportion is optional, mainly focusing on breathability. The surface is covered with clean river sand, 2 to 4 millimeters thick. The benefit of laying river sand is that it can isolate the contact between the soil and the plant, reducing bacterial invasion. Pure river sand does not easily retain many bacteria and is also breathable. Sometimes it is also optional to lay river sand.
This variety of Daisu疣 is not very tolerant to strong sunlight. During the growing period, water is given when completely dry, and less water is given to mature plants. Daisu疣 is relatively drought-resistant. Water is only given when the soil is very dry, usually watering thoroughly. Summer is the growing season, and the plant needs to be shaded and well-ventilated. From July to September, during the high-temperature period, it is mainly kept in a cool and well-ventilated environment. From September to December, water is given when completely dry. During the whole cold winter, when the temperature is below 2 degrees, almost no water is given. At this time, the plant enters a semi-dormant state. Less water can prevent frostbite and root rot caused by low temperatures. When the potting soil is dry, Daisu疣 is relatively cold-tolerant. In a sunroom with a temperature of minus 5 degrees, Daisu疣 does not show any changes. This temperature is measured inside the sunroom. Generally, a pot of water is placed in the sunroom, and if the water freezes, heating is needed. As long as it is not outdoors, Daisu疣 can still tolerate such temperatures.
During the growing period of Daisu疣, water is given when completely dry, without pouring water from the top. Poor ventilation can easily cause rot, as can soil that is not breathable. Watering in spring must be gradual and attention must be paid to changes in the weather. Daisu疣 is relatively easy to manage, but it grows slowly. Propagation is mainly through seeding. The seeds of Daisu疣 are special and need to be treated with drugs to germinate. Gibberellin is usually used for sowing, which can be a bit challenging. The seeds have a long lifespan, with seeds up to 3 to 5 years old still able to germinate normally. Daisu疣 is often seen grafted.
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