Succulent morphological characteristics, succulent features and shape

Succulents. Due to the different families and genera, the appearance characteristics are also different, but the leaves of succulents are relatively thick, the epidermis is or covered with wax coat white powder, etc., and the stems and leaves of the plant are highly fleshy, the leaves are thick and full, the color is mostly green, some are shiny, and some have white powder on the surface.

The succulent stems and leaves are called succulent because their stems and leaves are highly succulent, which makes it look very different from other plants. The fleshy parts tend to be thick and plump, contain a lot of water and nutrients, and are mostly green in color, some shiny, and some are white. When the stems and leaves are broken, water will also flow out of them.

Most of the succulents are produced in a warm environment, and the heat and cold tolerance are relatively poor, so in the summer high temperature and winter cold season, the plant is difficult to adapt, and needs to be placed in the shade shed in the summer to cool down, and in the winter in the greenhouse to keep warm.

Succulents have succulent leaves that store water and nutrients, so they can grow even in arid and barren places, and if there is too much water and fertilizer, it will not be conducive to plant development. Generally, watering should be done after the soil is dry, which can reduce the number of waterings, but each watering must be done thoroughly. Fertilization is done only during the growing season, once a month.

There are many varieties of succulents, including a very large number of phyla and families, including the Sedum family.

Agave family, apricot family, etc., there are about more than 10,000 kinds of succulents in the country, although the shape is varied, but the maintenance methods are similar. Cactaceae.

Succulents are more diverse than 50 families because they are involved. It is worth mentioning that the names of the meaty ones are all very good.

Succulents are divided into leaf succulents, stem succulents, and stem-like succulents, and no matter how different the morphology of the plant is from that of ordinary plants, the morphology of the reproductive organs of succulents is not much different from that of other plants of the same family and genus. With the exception of species of the Apricot family, the oleander family, and the Spiropaceae family, most succulents do not have as showy flowers as cacti, but they are more morphologically diverse.

Succulents are characterized by thick leaves, and there are many shapes, such as fan-shaped oval shapes.

There are many kinds of succulents, the leaves have different shapes, the colors are also colorful, the shape is relatively peculiar, and it has a beautiful degree.

And it is easy to propagate, most of them can break off the leaves for leaf cuttings, and they are very adaptable and grow quickly.

The fleshy looks fat and juicy in appearance.

Succulents have fleshy stems and leaves, which are plump and rich in water and nutrients. Most of the succulent plants are short and thick, and the shape resembles a cute little fat man. Most of them are petal-shaped, and many petals are clustered together, but the petals are very full and rich in moisture.

The smell of flesh is sweet and fresh, sweet but not greasy, and the smell is more pronounced after the sun has passed. Some fragrances are relatively light, and if there is nothing, you have to smell it carefully to smell it.

They also have similar growth habits, generally disliking cold and hot climates, and need to cool down in summer and keep warm in winter. Usually watering and fertilizing should not be too much, otherwise it is easy to cause its roots to rot.

Succulent classification:

1. Leaf succulents.

Leaf succulents such as Black Mage, Fu Niang, Tube-leaved Flower Moon, etc., have highly succulent leaves, while the succulent degree of stems is low, and some species of stems have a certain degree of lignification, such as aloe vera, raw stone flower, long grass, tile reed, etc.

2. Root succulents.

Root succulents such as Kyoto Maiko and Hook Bottle have hypertrophied roots that protect them from the sun and herbivores, and their leaves and stems fall off during the driest season to keep their roots hydrated.

3. Stem succulents.

Stem succulents such as the Cloth Grain Sun Qingqiu, or the fierce cactus, etc., have a large number of water-storing cells on the stem, a layer of tissue that can carry out photosynthesis on the surface, and few or no leaves.

Succulents have fleshy stems and leaves in appearance, which are plump and rich in water and nutrients. Succulent plants are dwarf and thick, resembling a cute little fat man. Breeding succulents needs to ensure that the ambient temperature is about 20, and the temperature discomfort will affect the growth of succulents, and the potting soil needs to be replaced every other year to ensure that the soil is fertile.

Succulents: In appearance, succulents have fleshy stems and leaves, which are relatively plump and rich in water and nutrients. Most of the succulent plants are short and thick, and the shape resembles a cute little fat man, which is deeply loved by people. And the succulents have a wide variety of colors and are very beautiful.

Succulents are mostly petal-shaped and open, with many petals clustered together, but the petals are very full and rich in water. Succulents are not tolerant to heat and cold, have poor heat tolerance and cold tolerance, and do not like fertilizer and water, so they cannot promote the growth and development of succulents through fertilization.

Methods of cultivation of succulents.

To grow succulents, you need to choose pots with good air permeability and strong drainage, and the soil should also choose loose and fertile sandy soil. Succulents are not tolerant to cold and heat, and the environmental temperature needs to be controlled at about 20 when breeding, and the temperature is too high or too low will affect the growth of succulents.

Succulents also do not like fertilizer and water, and it is difficult to promote the growth and development of succulents by applying fertilizer. The soil needs to be replaced every other year to keep the soil full of nutrients for succulents to grow and develop.

Succulents are plants that have a thick fleshy layer of leaves, come in a variety of shapes and colors, and do not have traditional plant leaves.

They come in shapes such as round spills, triangles, hearts, diamonds, melon seeds, and different colors such as white, purple, orange, red, pink, colorless, and dark red.

Some will also have butterfly-like textures.

Succulents are characterized by large water retention, can absorb a lot of water in an arid environment, maintain plant vitality, tolerate high temperature and low temperature environments, and are suitable for planting in open spaces.

In addition, due to its colorful leaves and labor-saving delicate flowers, it has become one of the important plants for the interior decoration of modern rooms.

In addition, succulents also have the ability to purify the air, which can help eliminate formaldehyde in the room, reduce harmful substances such as second-hand smoke, and provide people with a healthier air environment.