Multi肉 plant serving pot period
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The multi肉 serving pot period is the process of multi肉 plants adapting to a new environment after experiencing root pruning, potting, or other large-scale environmental changes. Strictly speaking, the multi肉 serving pot period is also a special dormancy period. Even when multi肉 plants that are raised in the open are brought indoors or indoor multi肉 plants are moved to the open, it may cause a period of adaptation. During this process, multi肉 plants may show varying degrees of growth stagnation, softened leaves, and other phenomena. You must be able to understand them and give them special treatment.
The multi肉 serving pot period is easier to judge than dormancy because you only need to recall whether you have disturbed them in the recent period. The difficulty most flower friends have in dealing with the serving pot is: I know the multi肉 plant is in the serving pot, but when is it considered to have served the pot? The advantage of multi肉 plants in the serving pot over dormant ones is that their current growing environment is often more conducive to growth than before (this assumes that you know to repot and prune roots when the multi肉 plants are growing vigorously. If you insist on repotting and pruning roots in an environment where multi肉 plants should be dormant, that's another story. The multi肉 plants may die as a result).
Since you can't see through the soil, it's hard to tell if the multi肉 plant's roots are ready to drink water. So when the leaves feel soft, it is assumed to be lacking water. After watering, if the leaves are still soft when the surface soil is dry, more water is added. Most multi肉 plants in the serving pot period die this way. There is a simple way to tell if the multi肉 plant has served the pot. When the plant's life activities are stagnant, both new and old leaves are treated equally, which means they will both soften. But when life activities resume, the new leaves have a higher priority than the old leaves.
When you find that the new leaves of the multi肉 plant in the serving pot period start to become full and hard, while the old leaves begin to consume, it means the multi肉 plant has served the pot. However, the new roots are not fully developed yet, so you can water along the edge of the pot without disturbing the growth of the new roots. Soon, the old leaves of the multi肉 plant will also become full, and the multi肉 plant will truly have served the pot.
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