Succulent Benbatis, a variety that is not easy to grow, it is easy to raise a pot, and it is beautif

There are many unwritten mantras in the succulent circle, such as trying winter beauties and immortal birds if you are afraid that you can't raise more meat, if you still can't raise them, then give up, raising more meat really pays attention to fate. For example, flower friends who can raise Benbatis are apprentices, you can also consider giving up raising succulents, Benbatis is one of the most difficult varieties to grow in succulents, and it is very easy to burst pots, from the size of a coin to grow a cliff pile, it usually only takes 2 to 3 years, and it will leave a deep impression after raising it once.

Mainly because this succulent species is a small breed with short, full leaves and beautiful colors, even if we don't take care of it, it can still grow a very chic and beautiful form.

Because this flesh is inherently beautiful, it is beautiful in any state.

1.If you want to raise the benzbatis succulent, the light exposure cannot be missing, and it can be kept in a sunny place every day, and shading measures can be done at noon.

2.Its root system is shallow, so choose a shallow pot with good air permeability to plant, and the soil needs to be drained and breathable, retain water and fertilizer.

3.Reasonable application of water and fertilizer to promote growth, watering should be dry and wet, and thin liquid fertilizer should be applied once a month.

4.Pay attention to the bright stove in summer and winter, shade and ventilation in summer, reduce the temperature, and maintain the temperature in winter, control water and fertilizer.

1. The soil is loose and breathable, good drainage, pay attention to shading in summer when the sun is sufficient, and use the best pot with strong air permeability.

2. In the growing season, the soil can be kept damp, remember not to accumulate water, in summer, because of the problem of dormancy, it is necessary to control water, ventilate, and cool down, not a little water, you can properly water a little water, and keep the potting soil a little damp.

3. In winter, because the environment is different, some have heating, and some do not, so watering can be carried out flexibly, and the water should be cut off when the temperature is lower than 5.

No. In fact, there are not many succulent species that die at flowering, among which Vashon in the Sedum family is the most typical one that dies at flowering. This kind of succulent plant is relatively special, and the whole plant will die after flowering, such as Shimochi Renhua, Phoenix, Fuji, etc.

For example, the leaves are arranged in the shape of small rosettes, and the surface of the leaves has a faint white powder, and the tips of the leaves appear beautiful pink in the sun. To prevent the flower from dying after flowering, it can be "decapitated" – the buds can be cut off.

Some die of only the flowering branch, such as the Black Mage. The succulents of the lotus palm genus, such as the black mage, will consume a lot of their own nutrients during the flowering process, and the whole succulent tree will become very thin after flowering, and the flowering branches will gradually wither after the flower fails. However, it is only the flowering branches that die that die, and the others do not die.

Therefore, for the succulents of the genus Lotus, the buds can be cut off to prevent them from flowering.

Some flowers only absorb the nutrients of the succulent part, and the flowers are beautiful, so you can boldly let them bloom beautifully. The Black Prince, for example, has a very long stem when it blooms, producing a large red flower that is very impressive. The succulent flowers of the genera Lotus Flower, Apricot Apricot, and Pachyphylla are basically very beautiful, and it is recommended to let them bloom.

No. 1.Planting & Transplantation:

The best time for planting and transplanting is before the end of the dormant period and before the vigorous growth period arrives. Depending on the climate, it is advisable to dormant in early to late March in winter and late August to mid-September in summer. However, newly introduced plants, plants that do not grow well, plants that are too crowded and must be potted, and those that must be repotted before the exhibition are not restricted, as long as it is not a hot winter.

2.Watering with spray.

Succulents must be hydrated at the right time for growth and development, and not "dry rather than wet", as some believe. Of course, if you plant plants on the ground, you can water them less often. Most succulents and self-rooted cacti are difficult to master when watering, mainly in the timing of watering.

3.Fertilize. Fertilization is generally carried out in spring and autumn, and the high temperature period in midsummer stops, and if there is heating in winter, some species that continue to grow or bloom in winter can be fertilized, but most species must not be fertilized. The concentration of fertilization should be mastered, rather light than thick, rather than apply a few more times than risk applying thick fertilizer at one time, you can apply water-soluble fertilizer to vines.

2-3 years or so.

Benbatis can withstand the high temperature in summer, but is more afraid of moisture, if the long-term air humidity is too large, Benbatis may appear leaf rot, but the phenomenon of rotting leaves is not easy to occur with small pots to control the cultivation, in addition to using small pots to control the cultivation, Ben Batis's soil is not good or not to drain well or not.

Leaf succulents such as black mage, Fu Niang, tube-leaved flower moon, etc., such succulents mainly rely on the leaves to store water, their leaves are highly succulent, and the succulent degree of the stem is low, and some species of stems have a certain degree of lignification, such as aloe vera, raw stone flower, long-lived grass, tile reed, etc. Root succulents such as Kyoto Maiko and Hook Bottle, these succulents rely mainly on their roots to store water, and their roots are hypertrophied to avoid sunlight and herbivores, and their leaves and stems fall off during the driest season to retain moisture in their roots. Succulents with stems such as cloth balls, cacti, etc., which mainly rely on the stems to store water.

The stem has a large number of water-storing cells, a layer of photosynthetizing tissue on the surface, and few or no leaves. The various parts of the whole succulent plant are water storage organs, such as the grape urn, the desire of all things, etc. Classification according to the growth period:

Succulents can be divided into three types: spring and autumn types, which prefer stable warm climates, summer types, which prefer high temperatures, and winter types, which prefer cold climates. Regardless of the type, they all grow and develop in their preferred climate, and after they are dormant (stop growing and developing) during other periods, they no longer absorb water from their roots. If the soil is kept moist all the time, the roots will be injured and even cause the plant to wither, so don't water the succulent during the dormant period.

In addition, transplantation is performed from dormancy to the beginning of growth, making sure that there is no damage to the roots.