How to cultivate Dian Shi Lian
Today, I will explain in detail the planting content of the succulent plant Dian Shi Lian. How to cultivate Dian Shi Lian? Let's take a look together.
Although Dian Shi Lian is native to China, many plant enthusiasts are not sure how to cultivate it. The maintenance of Dian Shi Lian is relatively easy, and its growth rate is not fast. Water it when the soil is dry and wet, provide appropriate shading in summer, and pay attention to frost prevention in winter. Dian Shi Lian does not have a distinct dormancy period. Except for needing appropriate shading in summer, it can be exposed to full sunlight in other seasons.
Dian Shi Lian does not have high requirements for soil, with good breathability being the main factor. As it is a variety of stone lotus in China, it can adapt to cultivation in various regions of the country. Keep the temperature above 0 degrees in winter, otherwise, the succulent leaves may suffer frostbite. During the growing period, water thoroughly when the soil is completely dry, and provide slight watering with shading in summer. The flowering period is in summer. Keep the potting soil slightly dry and maintain a temperature above 0 degrees in winter.
The propagation of Dian Hei Zhua Lian mainly includes division, cutting, sowing, and leaf insertion. Leaf insertion is relatively difficult to succeed, while mature plants tend to cluster (new heads can be forced to emerge by cutting off the top) and produce side buds. You can propagate by taking off the side buds, which is very easy.
The above is [] about how to cultivate Dian Shi Lian for reference by green plant enthusiasts, hoping to solve your problems in green plant and flower management.