Why should I water the meat before beheading? How to water meat before beheading? Key points for maintenance after fleshy beheading In the maintenance process of succulent plants, beheading and breeding is a common breeding method. When many fleshy lovers try to beheading and breeding, they often feel confused: Before beheading, do you need to water it? This question may seem simple, but in fact it contains a lot of maintenance skills. This article will reveal the truth about water before beheading meaty, and help you easily master the golden rule of beheading meaty breeding. Why should I water the meat before beheading?
1. Promote wound healing. After beheading, the wound takes a certain amount of time to heal. Watering can help the wound close faster, reduce water evaporation, and reduce the risk of infection.
2. Providing nutrients and watering can provide certain nutrients to the chopped long heads and help them grow during the rooting process.
3. Enhance vitality Appropriate watering of succulent plants before beheading can enhance their vitality and improve their survival rate. How to water meat before beheading?
1. The watering time is 2-3 days before beheading. Water succulent plants appropriately. When watering, be careful to avoid splashing water on the leaves to avoid causing rot.
2. The watering method uses spraying or dipping basin watering to allow the water to fully penetrate into the soil. After watering, let the soil dry naturally to avoid accumulated water.
3. Watering amount When watering, adjust the amount of water according to the growth status of succulent plants and soil humidity. Generally speaking, the soil should remain moist after watering, but should not be too wet. Key points for maintenance after fleshy beheading 1. Shade and beheading heads need to avoid direct sunlight and place them in a semi-shaded place for maintenance.
2. Ventilation Maintain a good ventilated environment, which helps multiple people take root quickly.
3. Watering During the multi-head rooting period, appropriately reduce the number of watering times and keep the soil slightly moist.
4. Fertilization After the multiple heads take root, some fertilizers with low nitrogen and high phosphorus and potassium can be appropriately applied to promote the growth of the multiple heads.
Watering before beheading is an effective maintenance method, but you need to pay attention to the watering time and method, and master the golden rule of beheading reproduction, which will help improve the survival rate and make your succulent plants more luxuriant. I hope this article can help you on the road to meaty maintenance.