How long do succulents have to be dried every day, and will they die of sunburn after a long time of

Most succulents like the sun, and it is most comfortable to be exposed to 6 to 8 hours a day, but it is good for balcony people like us to guarantee 2 or 3 hours a day. If you can dry for more than 6 hours a day, the color of the succulent will become unusually beautiful and cute, and Haworthia succulents should not be taken out to dry casually, such as succulent gyokuro, which is suitable for astigmatism maintenance, that is, backlight maintenance.

Some people say that it is better to use wet soil, which grows faster and takes root faster. In fact, I personally think that it doesn't matter if the soil is wet or dry, it still depends on the humidity of the air, if the air humidity is reached, even the dry soil will take root and sprout. The terracotta pot has excellent air permeability and can be watered more.

Ceramic flower pots and other non-porous tin flower pots need to be watered less, once watered too much, it will accumulate at the bottom, so that the fleshy roots rot. A good way to water is to spray the succulent surface with a watering can every night between 8pm and 10pm.

Be careful of high temperature and long-term exposure in summer, succulent plant tissue cells are hypertrophied and slow to dissipate heat, which is very easy to cause leaf sunburn. In other seasons, full sunshine helps the plants grow. There are a lot of plants that need shade, and if they are green and transparent, such as 12 rolls, you should be careful of sunburn.

Adoption"See dry and wet"The method of watering not only satisfies the water required for the growth of such plants, but also ensures the oxygen required for root respiration, which is conducive to the healthy growth of plants.

There are three types of succulent insect pests: aphids, common scale insects, and root powder scale insects. Common scale insects are white with small hairs on the surface. While sucking the sap of the leaves, it also releases a mucus that can cause diseases such as "bituminous coal disease".

When removing insects, it can be sprayed with a solution of flower protector (a drug). Aphids tend to attach to fleshy flowers because the honeydew secreted by the flowers attracts them. In the event of an aphid infestation, the most direct way is to cut off the arrows and clean the leaves with a cotton swab moistened with water.

Generally speaking, most people can find the soil around them, one is mud soil, and the other is garden soil. The roadside digging is generally muddy soil, which is characterized by being entangled like mud after watering, and is very easy to harden after drying, which is not breathable, and is not suitable for succulent growth. Garden soil can be understood as the soil for planting vegetables, or other plants that have been planted for a long time (such as the soil in the forest), the advantage is that it is rich in nutrients, and it can be regarded as loose and breathable, but the disadvantage is that it may contain some germs and insect eggs.

The most fundamental reason why there are ants on succulents is because succulents have food that ants want, and as long as there is nothing that ants want, there will naturally be no ants.

Succulents are exposed to the sun for about 1 to 2 hours a day, and if they are exposed to the sun for a long time, it will definitely affect the growth of succulents, but they will not be so easily sunburned.

It is not about 4 to 6 hours a day in direct sunlight, and it is more suitable to be exposed to more light in the morning and evening in summer, and the light is strong and the temperature is the highest at noon, which is a big taboo for succulents, and it is easy to sunburn and die.

Every day we bask for 1 2 hours just fine. If you are exposed to the sun for a long time, you will die of sunburn. It's best to look for a little bit of sunshine in the morning.

Succulent should not be exposed to sunlight for less than 2 hours a day, but can be more than 5 hours, so as to ensure that it grows well. The north receives full sunlight in spring, autumn and winter, except in summer. The temperature in the southern region will be a little higher, as long as it exceeds 30 degrees, you can't leave it there for a long time to bask in the sun.

The specific duration of sunlight also needs to be determined according to other factors, because the temperature in the north will be lower, so in the spring, autumn and winter, you can accept full sunlight, but in summer you need to avoid noon, can only bask in the morning or evening. The temperature in the southern region will be higher, as long as it exceeds 30 degrees, you can't leave it there for a long time to bask in the sun, it will sunburn the plants.

Not all succulents are suitable for basking in the sun, and the time of day is not consistent. Like Gyokuro, don't get direct sunlight, just give some astigmatism, if you have to bask in the sun, you can only bask in the sun for 1 to 2 hours near the sunset, and some succulents can be fully sunlit throughout the winter. Freshly planted succulents should not be left in the sun, while their roots are still in the slow rooting stage, and they will be exposed to the sun after about 4 to 7 days.

Different varieties and different families of succulents need different times to dry, so I can't give a general answer!

For example, Gyokuro and Shou can't be exposed to the sun, no matter what the season, it needs to be scattered through the glass, or it can be dried directly in the morning and evening when the sun is very soft and the sun is in the middle of the fight.

Most of the succulent summer is not directly exposed to the sun, in summer it is only suitable for basking in the sun before 10 o'clock in the morning and in the evening, and Yinling can not be directly exposed to the sun at noon and in the afternoon when the sun is fierce. Most succulents (except Gyokuro and Shou) are fully exposed to sunlight in the other three seasons.

If you have a specific variety of succulents, you can go to the post bar or the gallery and look for the "Illustrated Guide to Wild Succulents", which will tell you the daily sunshine time and watering frequency of each succulent.

Succulents will die if they do not bask in the sun for a long time, succulents are suitable for growing in a warm environment, the longer the sun exposure, the fuller the succulent mesophyll will be, if the lack of sunlight for a long time will cause the succulent leaves to fall, and the stems will not grow healthily, so when breeding succulents, you can put succulents in the open air and let them receive natural sunlight.

Succulent is a plant that likes sunlight, suitable for growing in a warm environment, will succulents die if they don't bask in the sun, succulents will definitely die if they don't bask in the sun, sunlight is the basis for all plants to photosynthesize, if plants don't photosynthesize for a long time, they can't grow healthily.

Sunlight is an important basis for the growth of succulent leaves. Only when photosynthesis is sufficient, the succulent leaves can be fully developed, the leaves can be more compact and fertile, and the colors can be more vivid and colorful, so when cultivating succulents, sufficient sunlight is a must.

Succulents are native to dry and rainy places, and should be cultivated in the open as much as possible to allow the succulents to photosynthesize. Succulents will only grow in the absence of sunlight and the leaves will wilt, resulting in a lack of vitality at all.

The stems of succulents are also affected by a lack of sunlight. If there is not enough light, the succulent stems will become thinner and thinner, and the succulent leaves will fall off, and in severe cases, the basic shape of the succulent will not be maintained, like a weed.

Succulents can be exposed to the sun all day, but not in the sun.

Succulents are drought tolerant, but they don't stand up to the scorching sun. Avoid exposure to the sun, but do not shade it completely, otherwise it will grow tall rapidly, the leaves will collapse, and the leaves will be completely deformed. Find a place where you can avoid the scorching sun between 10 and 16 o'clock, the sun angle is low in the morning and evening, just enough to replenish the light, and it will be long if you don't see the sun at all.

Therefore, the east-west facing window is very suitable. The south side with an awning has a low sun angle in the morning and evening, and it is also good to be able to get sun.

Further information: Succulents refer to higher plants with hypertrophy of plant vegetative organs, usually with roots, stems, and leaves, and flowers (flower ['flau ]) There are three reproductive organs: fruit and seed. In horticulture, it is also known as succulent plants or succulent flowers, but the name succulent is most commonly used.

Succulents are also common in China, such as some varieties of sedum and galan generally appear on the roofs of rural areas, and wild root species are sometimes found in the mountains, but the Chinese do not pay much attention to these plant species and have not developed them into commodities. Nowadays, countries such as South Korea and Japan have cultivated them and sold them all over the world.

There are more than 10,000 species of succulents in the world, and most of them belong to higher plants (most of them are angiosperms). In terms of plant classification, it belongs to dozens of families, and some experts believe that there are 67 families containing succulents, but most experts believe that there are only more than 50 families.

Succulents are popular all over the world as potted plants, and most of the common species currently belong to the Sedum family and the Cactaceae family, with South Africa and Mexico being the countries with the most succulents in the world. Japan, the United States, and Western Europe have many very famous hybrids.

In autumn, winter and spring, the longer the sun, the better, and the summer varies according to the species, cacti and sedum usually can still be sundry on sunny days with a maximum temperature of 32 degrees Celsius, if the temperature is high, take appropriate shade. Haworthia species should be exposed to less sun.