How to cultivate Yuloo
For netizens to elaborate on the cultivation methods of Yuloo and the maintenance points of potted Yuloo, the following is a comprehensive introduction.
Many plant enthusiasts like to keep Yuloo at home. This type of succulent is relatively easy to grow, and many beginners choose Yuloo when starting to keep succulents. However, Yuloo is not that easy to keep alive. Next, let me share some small experiences in growing Yuloo.
Many people may have killed their succulents within a month of starting, simply because they watered Yuloo too often, causing the pot to hold too much moisture, leading to rot and eventual death.
The reason everyone likes to grow Yuloo is because of its appearance, which is quite appealing. Yuloo is small and cute, and if well cared for, it can look very beautiful. Among all the succulents, Yuloo leaves are quite unique, crystal clear, shiny, and look like tiny light bulbs, sparkling under the light.
When growing succulents, most people directly buy a ready-made pot of Yuloo online, and few propagate it themselves. Of course, people may not be very familiar with the propagation methods of Yuloo.
In fact, when propagating Yuloo, it is not propagated through leaves, so the deeply ingrained idea of leaf propagation does not apply. Therefore, we can rule out the method of leaf propagation.
Usually, it is best to propagate flowering Yuloo. Simply put, it is done through artificial pollination. After the pollination is completed, Yuloo starts to wither, leaving many small seeds similar to black sesame on the branches and leaves, indicating that our artificial pollination of Yuloo seeds has succeeded.
Next, we can collect the seeds, place them in a well-ventilated area to dry, and then plant the prepared seeds in the flower pot.
How to cultivate Yuloo
Another point is that when planting, since it is seed sowing, it is best to find a suitable substrate. Since succulents cannot be waterlogged during growth, it is best to add some vermiculite or some decomposed leaf soil to the soil mixture. Let the prepared soil dry for a day.
If there is no culture dish at home, after broadcasting the Yuloo seeds, cover them with plastic wrap and make a few small holes for ventilation to prevent rot.
In daily maintenance, it can be placed in a warm, diffused light area. After about a month, the sown Yuloo will germinate, which is very exciting. However, the newly germinated Yuloo should not be exposed to direct sunlight, or it may be sunburned.
When the plants have grown, they can be fully exposed to the sun. When they are big enough, we can divide them into small pots, making oneself feel like a big grower of Yuloo.
Then it is the usual maintenance of succulents. Okay, has everyone understood the propagation of Yuloo? If you find it helpful, try it as soon as possible.
The above-sharing on how to cultivate Yuloo and the maintenance points of potted Yuloo is for plant enthusiasts to refer to, hoping to solve your problems in green plant and flower management.