How to raise peach eggs that grow in summer to be more beautiful after the beginning of autumn?

Although the temperature drops after the beginning of autumn, the temperature is still relatively high, so it is best not to put peach eggs in a high-temperature area to avoid direct sunlight to prevent the leaves from drying for too long and shrinking.

First of all, we must pay attention to pruning, cut off those leaves that do not grow well, are redundant, and have pests and diseases, and also pay attention to the management of water and fertilizer, you can use nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, watering 2 or 3 times a week, but also pay attention to the prevention and control of pests and diseases, pay attention to cuttings, and keep sufficient sunlight, so that you can grow better.

First of all, it is necessary to ensure the exposure of sunlight, we must pay attention to ventilation, and at the same time, we must also pay attention to the appropriate temperature, about 18 degrees to 20 degrees, we must strengthen the study of water and fertilizer management, timely watering, and timely fertilization.

It is necessary to add water in autumn, supplement light, and add more nutrients, which can ensure better growth at this stage.

If you want to make the peach eggs in a good state, you should often let the peach eggs be exposed to sunlight, and you should water the peach eggs more.

Excerpt from "Succulent Alliance", hope that helps.

The above picture raises such a beautiful 14 peach eggs grateful's experience:

1.About the cleanliness of the peach eggs: it has not rained, and the leaves are not watered, and the powder is very thick (according to a senior flower friend, it should be too strong ultraviolet rays), plus the sunlight is strong, so it looks clean, in fact, there are a few leaves that can still be seen rubbing some.

2.About beheading: I cut off the main head when I was very young, and I sent so much. Now the stem is thick and can't be seen at all, so I personally think that if you want to cut it, you can cut it when you are young, and you can't see it when it's big.

4.Regarding watering: I rarely water peach eggs only, and I think it's okay to dry some varieties behind the leaves.

5.About the variety: Everyone says it's fate, I don't know much about this, it's really like, but I think peach eggs and fate are the same variety.

6.About vanilla: It is true that a leaf is brought by hand, and the leaves are all bought in Xian, and it took about a year and a half before and after. And the small pot control type, this breed is very fond of disciples, so it has to be abused.

7.In the end, the landlord didn't have dead meat in the summer, haha, ventilation and water control are the key!

1. If you want to raise the peach chain eggs thick, and the base is long and fast, you must first ensure that the soil is good, and you can mix sand, peat, red jade soil, and volcanic rock, and breed for a year or two in the spring to change the potting soil. In order to fatten the shed rock, it can be kept outdoors in a well-lit place during the spring and autumn growth period.

2. Pay attention to proper watering, do not dry or water, apply plantar fertilizer when potting, and pay attention to reasonable fertilization during the growth period. Keep the temperature within a suitable range, preferably around 18-25 degrees Celsius.

The weather rises in March, and we must pay attention to the temperature in the process of raising peach eggs, so that the temperature is kept at about 20 degrees, so as to promote the growth of peach eggs.

The soil should be very fertile, the pH should be appropriate, the water should be sufficient, the appropriate amount of fertilizer, the temperature should be suitable, and there should be a certain amount of sunshine.

First we need to prepare a pot, then prepare some humus, and finally plant the peach eggs in and pour water.

Sedum windmill grass is a succulent plant, also known as peach eggs, native to Mexico. The leaves of peach eggs are plump and round, and the leaf surface is covered with white powder, which is very drought tolerant and does not need much watering. When the light is sufficient, coupled with the appropriate temperature difference control, the color of the peach egg ** leaves are full, as if the blow can be broken.

Because of its intoxicating pink color and oval leaf shape, it resembles a ripe peach, hence the name peach egg.

Subject: The peach eggs inserted in the spring leaves grow so big until the end of June? It's unbelievable! The peach eggs I planted in the leaves haven't grown this big for more than a year!

The peach egg itself is a very slow growth rate of succulent, although the success rate of leaf cuttings is relatively high, but to raise a lignified old pile, it will take at least 3 years or so, so this is also the reason why the peach egg ** has been high in the past few years, the subject's peach egg leaf cuttings have grown so big in half a year, it is carefully maintained, although some are long, but it can't be said that it is a Ming Wu bean sprout!

Because the subject's peach eggs are not very powerful, there are two options to deal with it: the first is to follow the trend! Although the subject's peach egg leaf cuttings are raised and the distance between the leaves is also elongated, the overall plant shape is not too ugly, and the peach egg itself is a small variety, and it will inevitably grow stalks after raising to a certain extent, so the subject can choose to increase the light, and then control the watering, observe the leaf hardness before each watering, and must wait for the bottom leaves to be soft and then watered for 3-5 days, so that the stems will slowly lignify after the bottom leaves are consumed, and then grow into a small old pile.

If you want the stalks of peach eggs to be lignified faster, you can also directly remove 1-2 leaves at the bottom, of course, the stalks will leave scars, and the later ornamentation will be affected to a certain extent.

The second option is to cut off the head directly. Of course, I'm not talking about now, but waiting until the weather is cooler in the autumn acacia day. As for the position of the head, I have helped the subject mark out, regardless of whether the peach egg will continue to grow in the future, you can cut the head from the marked position, I personally recommend that it is best to leave 3-4 leaves at the bottom of the stem, which can avoid the peach egg from dying directly due to the failure of the head.

After cutting off the head, apply carbendazim to the wound of the peach egg, and then put it in a cool and ventilated place to maintain, and avoid the wound from getting wet, and wait until new shoots grow, you can put it back to a sunny place for normal maintenance.

The upper part of the peach egg is cut off, and the subject can take it to the sandy soil after drying the wound, and then put it in a cool, ventilated and bright scattered place to maintain, and a small amount of watering to keep the soil slightly damp, about 15 days or so to take root and survive, so that the subject's 4 peach eggs become 8, very cost-effective operation, haha.