What kind of succulent plant is next to moss?

Is there a big picture? It could be coral beads, which are turning from green to red.

Coral beads, sedum stahlii, aka: brocade beads. Sedum, Sedum.

Coral beads, a small variety of succulent flowers. The stems are thin and tend to grow steeply. The leaves are ovate, alternately opposite, with fine hairs, green, and under the conditions of sufficient light and large temperature differences, they will turn purplish-red, or reddish-brown, and have some shiny, and the appearance is like small beads, or like a large red bean, a miniature grape.

The cute little leaves that are red, round, shiny, fleshy, and fluffy have left a deep impression on people, and may have become the key word to identify them. The plant grows rapidly, is easy to branch, and forms a group shape. The flowering period is autumn, the peduncle is long, the florets are white, and they open in clusters.

Coral beads, a winter-type species, have a brief dormancy in summer. Strong nature, more suitable for outdoor planting, in order to bask in the sun, except for the summer high temperature needs semi-shade maintenance, the rest of the time is full sunshine. In winter, the water is cut off, and it can withstand low temperatures of minus 5 degrees Celsius.

Considering that it can continue to grow at about 12 degrees Celsius, it can be maintained in an indoor air-conditioned room in winter, and some water (trace amount) can be added appropriately to keep the potting soil moist. The medium can be selected as a special soil for meat. The propagation method is mainly leaf cuttings.

Because moss has to absorb nutrients.

1. Great gray mossAlso known as polymorphic gray moss, it is a species of gray moss in the family Gray moss, the plant is large, the branches and leaves are the same shape as the stems and leaves, and matures in late spring and summer.

2. Blonde mossIn acidic and moist coniferous woodlands, this species grows in large patches and is often mixed with gray moss or white-haired moss.

3. Cucurbita moss, which belongs to bryophytes, reproduces with spores, grows in a shady and humid environment, has no roots, and has stems and leaves. Characteristics: Lives in shady and damp understory or on tree trunks.

4. Yellow true mossThe plant is clumped, green, with dense rusty brown false roots at the base, up to 3 cm high. The stems are yellow-green, with many secondary branches. The lower leaves of the stem are long ovate, with a midrib that reaches the tip of the leaf and protrudes.

5. Land moneyIt is the family of land money, and the genus of land money. The phylloids are dark green, broad-banded, bifurcated in multiple regolitimes, 5-10 cm long and 1-2 cm wide, with wavy margins and lobes. It is widely distributed in the world and is distributed all over China.

Grows on shady and wet soil slopes, under walls, or on wet soil or rocks in marshes.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Land Money.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Yellow True Moss.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Cucurbita moss.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Blonde Moss.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Great Gray Moss.

Does meat belong to ferns? Meat does not belong to ferns. It reproduces offspring by seeds or asexually, and ferns reproduce offspring by spores without seeds.

Meat prefers to live in an environment where the sun is sunny and warm, and the temperature difference between day and night is relatively large. What kind of succulent is a succulent? A succulent is a plant in which the roots, stems, and leaves are at least one of the three vegetative organs, and it is a plant with very thick leaves that has the function of storing a large amount of water.

Most succulents are single-leafed, but some are compound leaves. Its main feature is that the leaves are thick. Are succulents spore plants?

Succulents are not spore plants. Most succulents reproduce by seeds, and spore plants reproduce by spores. Are succulents gymnosperms?

Succulents mostly belong to angiosperms because their seeds have an integument, like Sedum, Sunfloweraceae, etc. And a few acres of blind are not clothed with skin, such as centurions, so it can only be said that a few succulents belong to gymnosperms. Are succulents bryophytes?

Succulents are not bryophytes. Bryophytes do not have roots, and their reproduction mainly depends on spores, do not produce seeds, and do not flower. Are succulents seed plants?

The seed plant Fengnian has two basic characteristics of silver resistance, that is, it contains vascular tissues - phloem and xylem, which can produce seeds and reproduce offspring. They have both of these properties, so succulents are seed plants.

It is a lower plant, without real roots and scenery, unable to produce flowers, seeds, and faults, and reproduces by spores.