Raise a succulent orange Monroe, what are the tips to learn, the leaves are thick and colorful, and

Succulent orange Monroe is a kind of succulent that many friends like, this kind of succulent is very good-looking, very ornamental, looks vibrant, the leaves are fat and tight, usually green, but only after coloring, it is full of beauty, it is really beautiful.

Orange Monroe is a kind of sedum plant is a kind of common succulent, maintenance is very simple, but many flower lovers say that they have not been very good Orange Monroe, the rise is slow, and it is difficult to color, in fact, the root cause is that everyone is unreasonable maintenance. If you want Orange Monroe to be successfully colored, and it is getting more and more chubby, it is very important to do the following things, let's take a look at how to do it.

The leaves of Orange Monroe are hypertrophied and can store a lot of water by themselves, so it is best to plant with loose air permeability and nutrient soil, and add more particulate soil to the pot soil, which can effectively prevent the plant from rotting the water roots, and we can also mix some succulent compound fertilizer in the pot soil, and the plant digestion and absorption will be stronger.

Maintenance of orange Monroe does not need to use a large pot, the pot only needs to be larger than the plant, the pot is too large, after watering for a long time in the humid natural environment, the plant is very easy to grow, you can wait for the plant to burst the pot thickness and then change to a larger pot again.

Orange Monroe itself is very drought tolerant, and the fat leaves can store a lot of water, so don't water it often, if you water too much, it is very easy to store water and rot. It is best to wait for the potting soil to dry before watering, at this time, the watering digestion and absorption are faster, and the leaves will become more rounded.

It should be noted that now that it is summer, and the hot weather, do not water the orange Monroe in the hot afternoon, in order to prevent the natural environment of high temperature and humidity, and the flesh is very easy to rot.

Orange Monroe is a particularly sun-loving green plant, it is best to bask in the sun more during the growth period, there is enough light for photosynthesis, generate more nutrients, and the color of the leaves will be better. If the light is not enough for a long time, the leaves will continue to grow vigorously and will be difficult to color.

In addition to the need for reasonable shade in the hot summer to prevent the leaves from sunburn due to strong light, there is sufficient light in other cases, which is helpful for the growth of orange Monroe, and the leaves turn orange and pink, which is really beautiful. There are also some thin powders on the leaves, full of fairy tones.

To learn to water, you must first learn to install some plant lights, but also pay attention to the care time of plant lights, but also pay attention to the breeding method, but also pay attention to the temperature at home, that is, the frequency of watering.

Be sure to use more light, and use some plant lamps for irradiation, but also reduce the frequency of watering, but also for better maintenance, and can also be properly fertilized.

Orange Monroe, sedum family succulents, is a horticultural hybrid of Corolla and snow lotus, its leaves are thick, long spoon-shaped or round spoon-shaped, the leaf surface is flat or slightly concave, the leaf back is rounded, there is no obvious dragon spine line, the front end is acute, with an inconspicuous short tip, the whole plant has a thick layer of hoarfrost, the plant shape is more wrapped, it is a standard rosette, the usual leaf color is white powder blue, and the leaves will become orange-red in the environment with sufficient light and large temperature difference, which is very beautiful.

Corolla and Snow Lotus I believe that many meat friends have raised, and I also know that they are relatively leathery, and Orange Monroe because of their excellent genes, is also very easy to raise, basically belongs to the kind of breed that does not need to worry about quietly and grows up silently. However, if you want to raise orange Monroe until the leaves are thick and the plant shape is compact, it is recommended that the subject should do the following requirements:

1.High-grained soil. If the proportion of peat soil is too high, its leaves will be long and thin, and the color has always been white-blue-white-blue, even in autumn and winter, it is difficult to turn orange-red.

Adult orange Monroe suggests that the subject should at least keep the proportion of particles in the soil at about 70%, and if it is in the southern region, it can even be increased to about 80%, so that orange Monroe is not only easy to grow fat and color, but also not easy to fade after coloring.

2.Plenty of light. Orange Monroe needs plenty of light all year round, even if the summer temperature is higher than 35, don't shade excessively, only cover the noon and afternoon high temperature periods.

Once the orange Monroe grows, the leaves will become thinner, the stalks will be taller, and the plant shape will become very loose.

3.Reasonable moisture. The natural leaves of orange Monroe with too much water will not be fattened, this truth I believe that friends who raise too much meat should understand, so if the subject wants to fatten orange Monroe, it must be watered reasonably.

According to my maintenance experience, orange Monroe in the state of lack of water its bottom leaves will be soft and wrinkled, and then weak sagging, in this case directly to it water through, as long as it is continuous fine weather, it is guaranteed that there is no mistake! If it is rainy, do not water it for the time being, otherwise it will cause the orange Monroe to spread the cake or grow, and the leaves will become thinner and longer!

Orange Monroe is fleshy, and the leaves are well planted in March. Succulent leaf cuttings are best in spring and autumn, and if the temperature can be kept at about 15-20, leaf cuttings at this time will grow and take root faster.

In fact, it can be carried out in cool weather in summer, but the emergence rate is relatively low. Thick, plump leaves should be used for leaf cuttings, and shriveled leaves will grow poorly. Wait patiently after the leaf cutting, and do not turn the leaf at will.

Orange Monroe Succulent Farming Method.

Temperature and light.

Orange Monroe prefers a sunny, cool, dry growing environment and is drought tolerant and not cold-tolerant. It has the habit of growing in cold season and dormant in high temperature in summer. In summer, when the high temperature reaches about 35 degrees, it is necessary to properly shade and ventilate.

In other seasons, full sunshine is permitted. In winter, when the temperature is lower than about 5 degrees, it should be placed indoors in a sunny place for maintenance.

Moisture management. The watering of Orange Monroe can be carried out according to the principle of "do not dry and do not water, water thoroughly". In summer, a small amount of water can be sprayed on the soil surface every week to prevent root death. And Orange Monroe try not to get caught in the rain, once it is exposed to the sun after the rain, the chance of hanging is particularly large.

But if you accidentally get caught in the rain, you must dry the water in time, and then spray carbendazim for prevention.

Mode of reproduction. Orange Monroe is not easy to grow in groups, so it can be propagated by leaf cuttings. It should be noted that the leaves should not be watered immediately after the leaf cuttings and direct light should be seen. Put it in a well-ventilated environment, wait until the seedlings are large, and then gradually restore the light and watering.

At the same time, leaf cuttings should pay attention to the selection of soil with good air permeability, such as the increase in the proportion of peat soil.

Orange Monroe, sedum family succulents, is a horticultural hybrid of Corolla and snow lotus, its leaves are thick, long spoon-shaped or round spoon-shaped, the leaf surface is flat or slightly concave, the leaf back is rounded, there is no obvious dragon spine line, the front end is acute, with an inconspicuous short tip, the whole plant has a thick layer of hoarfrost, the plant shape is more wrapped, it is a standard rosette, the usual leaf color is white powder blue, and the leaves will become orange-red in the environment with sufficient light and large temperature difference, which is very beautiful.

Speaking of Orange Monroe, we have to mention Hibiscus Snow Lotus, because Orange Monroe's father is Corolla and her mother is Snow Lotus, and Hibiscus Snow Lotus's father is Snow Lotus and her mother is Corolla, so the two should be considered sister breeds or cousins. Orange Monroe and Fleur Snow Lotus are just parents reversed, so they have the same blood and a very high degree of similarity, and many meat friends can't distinguish it from each other without being in a state! It is now generally believed that the leaves of Orange Monroe are shorter, fatter and more rounded, and the plant shape is more wrapping, and the state is orange-red; The hibiscus snow lotus leaves are longer, thinner and sharper, the plant shape is relatively loose, and the color is pink.

Picture 1 below shows Orange Monroe, and Picture 2 shows Hibiscus Snow Lotus.

Because Orange Monroe inherited the excellent genes of Corolla and Snow Lotus, it is not only not easy to grow, but also very easy to raise! The air in the northern region is dry, and it is recommended to keep the particle ratio at about 60%, while the air humidity in the southern region is high, and it is recommended that the particle ratio should not be less than 70%, so that although the growth rate of orange Monroe will be a little slower, it is easier to spend summer in summer, and it is easier to get out of the state in autumn and winter, and sometimes even if you water a little more, it is not easy to have problems.

In addition to the high temperature in summer and the need for proper shade, the autumn, winter and spring can give it full sun maintenance, the more abundant the light, the thicker the leaves, the more compact the plant shape, and the whole plant will completely turn orange-red, very beautiful! If there is not enough light, the leaves will be elongated and the plant shape will become loose, and it will be completely indistinguishable from the hibiscus snow lotus. Although the leaves of the orange Monroe oak are protected by thick hoarfrost and have a high degree of sun resistance, they still need shade after the summer temperature is higher than 35, otherwise the leaves will also appear sunburned, and then unsightly sunspots will be formed next to it.

Orange Monroe belongs to the spring and autumn type of succulent varieties, so spring and autumn is its growing season, as long as the light is sufficient, you can have a little more water, the bottom leaves are soft and can be watered thoroughly, so that it can grow fully, and after the summer temperature is higher than 35, you need to control the watering, and strengthen ventilation, about 15 days in the evening along the basin a small amount of watering 1-2 circles of water, keep its roots do not wither, and so the temperature drops below 35, then you can water normally and maintain normally. In general, Orange Monroe is very easy to raise, as long as the subject refers to the maintenance method I provided above, basically don't worry about it to grow up, and then out of state!

Like most succulents, Orange Monroe has a habit of growing in the cool season and dormant in the summer. Orange Monroe is not cold tolerant, and in the process of farming, special attention should be paid to the change of temperature with the season. In summer, when the temperature is as high as 35, it should be shaded and ventilated, and in winter, when the temperature is lower than 5, orange Monroe should be placed indoors in a sunny place.

Orange Monroe prefers sunny, cool, dry environments. However, avoid exposure to the sun in the summer heat.

Orange Monroe is drought tolerant, and watering during the growing season should be based on the principle of "no dry, no watering" and "watering is watering". During the summer dormant period, a small amount of water should be sprayed on the surface of the soil every week to prevent the roots of Orange Monroe from dying due to lack of water, because the dormant period will still consume some water, so it is necessary to water it. In winter, as the temperature decreases, watering should be gradually reduced, and attention should be paid to keeping the soil dry and improving the cold resistance of the soil.

Orange Monroe needs well-drained, loose and breathable soil. It can be mixed with peat, vermiculite and perlite.

Since orange monroe is not easy to grow in groups, it can be propagated by cuttings, take off a branch and leaf, and cut it in slightly moist soil.

1. Suitable potting soil.

Orange Monroe Succulent is a relatively high-value variety, and in order to raise a state, it is necessary to provide suitable potting soil, which is the basic factor. Choose a breathable material for the flower pot, and it is best not to use a plastic flower pot. Attention should be paid to the soil mixture, mainly to ensure air permeability and nutrition, can be mixed with perlite, river sand, peaty soil, etc., and a small amount of decomposed fertilizer can also be added.

2. Sufficient light.

In order to make Orange Monroe fleshy and colorful, it is necessary to give enough light and keep it in a well-lit place. The intensity of sunlight in spring, autumn and winter is not high, so it can be raised in a sunny place, which can promote the color of the leaves as soon as possible. In summer, when the light is strong, it's time to block out and avoid bright lights.

3. Proper watering.

Proper watering to maintain growth, orange Monroe succulents do not need much water, so it is generally watered when the soil is dry, and as long as the potting soil is slightly moist during the growing season. In winter, when the temperature gradually decreases, you can also reduce the watering and keep the potting soil in a dry state.

Fourth, control the temperature.

Temperature control is also very important, the temperature can be maintained at about 18-22 degrees Celsius during daily growth, and the cool air dispersion environment is suitable for growth. Do not go above 35 degrees in summer and 5 degrees in winter.