Analysis of the cold tolerance of white birds and fleshy white birds and fleshy winter maintenance tips Succulent plants are loved by many gardening enthusiasts because of their unique shape and easy-to-maintain characteristics. Among the many fleshy varieties, white birds have attracted much attention for their elegant leaves and good cold tolerance. Is the fleshy white birds cold-resistant? This article will provide you with a detailed analysis of the cold resistance of fleshy white birds and provide winter maintenance strategies. Analysis of the cold tolerance of fleshy white birds, the scientific name of Echeveria 'White Bird', belongs to the genus Echeveria of the family Crassulaceae. According to relevant data, the fleshy white birds originated in Mexico and have strong cold tolerance. After years of cultivation and screening, my country's horticultural enthusiasts have successfully domesticated it, making it safe to winter in most parts of our country.
The cold tolerance of white birds is mainly reflected in the following aspects: 1. Leaf structure: The fleshy leaves of white birds are fleshy and full, and the surface is covered with a layer of wax, which can effectively reduce water evaporation and maintain the water balance in the plant, thereby improving Cold tolerance.
2. Growth habits: White birds are fleshy. During their growth, their leaves gradually become thicker, their roots are developed, and they have strong stress resistance.
3. Adaptability: The fleshy white bird does not have strict requirements on environmental factors such as soil, light, and moisture, and has strong adaptability. Tips for maintaining fleshy white birds in winter 1. Temperature management: The suitable growth temperature for fleshy white birds in winter is 5℃ to 15℃. When the temperature is below 5℃, the fleshy white birds should be moved indoors for maintenance to avoid frostbite.
2. Light management: The light is weak in winter, and the demand for light for white birds is relatively low. The plants can be placed indoors in a place with sufficient scattered light to avoid direct sunlight.
3. Watering management: In winter, white birds grow at a slower rate and require less water. Under normal circumstances, water can be poured once every 10 days or so. When watering, pay attention to avoid standing water to avoid root rot.
4. Fertilization management: In winter, white birds have low demand for fertilizer, so the number of fertilization can be appropriately reduced. During the vigorous growth period, compound fertilizer can be applied once a month.
5. Pest and insect pest control: In winter, white birds are prone to be invaded by pests and diseases. Inspect the plants regularly and treat pests and diseases found in a timely manner. Pesticides can be used for prevention and control.
White birds have strong cold resistance and can survive the winter safely in most areas of our country. During winter maintenance, pay attention to the management of temperature, light, watering, fertilization and pest control. White birds can be fleshy. Spend a beautiful winter, I hope this article will help you in your maintenance.