The Dance of Gion: Methods for Surviving the Summer
Plant Knowledge Series: Sharing content about the multi-flesh plant, Gion Dance, including methods for surviving the summer. Please see the detailed introduction below.
When the temperature of Gion Dance is generally above 35 degrees, it should be moved to bright diffused light and water should be gradually reduced. During the entire summer dormant period, it should be watered little or not at all. By mid-September, when the temperature drops, watering should be gradually resumed. Gion Dance that has acclimated to a sunroom can still grow normally in the summer, and the dormancy is not very noticeable.
In winter, if the temperature can be maintained above 0 degrees, watering can continue. Below 0 degrees, watering should be stopped, otherwise it is easily frostbitten. Although it is cold in winter, it is not necessary to completely stop watering throughout the season. Water should be given slightly at the appropriate times near the roots of the plant. Do not spray or give too much water, as water retention in the leaf heart for too long can easily cause rot.
In spring, watering can be gradually restored as the temperature rises. Gion Dance is still a very easy-to-care-for variety. In addition to needing proper shading in the summer, it can be exposed to full sunlight in other seasons.
The soil used by Gion Dance is a mixture of peat and granular coal slag, river sand, etc., with clean granular river sand laid on the soil surface. The soil mixture should focus on breathability.
The above is a detailed introduction to the methods for Gion Dance to survive the summer. Did you get it?