How to farm succulent peach eggs? What are some of the points to note?

Precautions: The first soil can be planted with loose and well-drained soil. Second, control the timing of watering and wait until the leaves are slightly wrinkled before watering it.

When cultivating succulent peach eggs, it is necessary to pay attention to the loose soil and not too hard. The lighting should be appropriate. It cannot be stored in the sun for long periods of time in the summer. It is also necessary to water properly and not let the soil accumulate water.

First of all, in spring, autumn and winter, you can put the peach egg flesh in the direct sunlight, but in summer you can't directly shine it, and the frequency of watering should not be too much, just water it once every ten days or so, and don't put it in a temperature below 5 degrees Celsius in winter, try to put it indoors.

1. Breeding environment: Breeding succulent peach eggs should be prepared with peat, river sand, perlite, and cinder, and repotted every 1-2 years. 2. Water and fertilizer management

Water once a week in the summer and once a month during the growing season. 3. Precautions: After the phenomenon of elongation, the head is cut off, and the cut head is propagated by cuttings.

1. Breeding environment

Succulent peach eggs are suitable for growing in loose potting soil, can be prepared with peat, cinder, river sand, perlite and other substances, and choose porous pots with good air permeability for planting, during the breeding period to replace the potting soil for peach eggs every 1-2 years to avoid root growth restrictions.

2. Water and fertilizer management

The leaves of the succulent peach eggs are thick, which can store water, so the water requirement of the plant is small, and the high temperature weather in summer only needs to be watered once a week to keep the potting soil slightly wet, but after the succulent enters the growth period, the amount of fertilizer needs increases, and it is necessary to apply diluted liquid fertilizer once a month.

3. Precautions

In the process of growth, the fleshy peach egg is prone to the phenomenon of elongation, which affects the appearance of the branch, at this time, it is necessary to use a thin wire or a blade to cut off the head to inhibit the growth of the stem segment, and the cut off head can be placed in a cool place to dry the wound, and then inserted into the soft potting soil to propagate new plants.

When breeding succulent peach eggs, granular soil, nutrient soil, and sandy loam soil can be mixed into a substrate for cultivation, and the succulent peach eggs can be placed in a bright place for maintenance every day, and to ensure the ventilation of the environment, so that the leaves become more verdant. When maintaining fleshy peach eggs, it is also necessary to reduce the amount of watering to ensure that the potting soil is in a slightly dry state.

When breeding fleshy peach eggs, granular soil, nutrient soil, and sandy loam soil can be mixed to make a substrate for cultivation, so that the prepared soil has strong air permeability and drainage. Note that the soil needs to be sterilized and disinfected before potting, and the pot needs to be changed every 1 2 years to avoid soil compaction.

In the process of maintaining succulent peach eggs, it is also necessary to give appropriate light to improve the growth ability of the leaves, and ensure that the leaves can change from emerald green to pink with sufficient light, and the ornamentality will be greatly improved. Peach eggs have a certain tolerance to strong light, and there is no need to worry about peach eggs being burned by strong light.

The succulent leaves of peach eggs have a certain water storage capacity, and the amount of watering can be appropriately reduced when maintaining the succulent peach eggs. Under normal circumstances, it is necessary to wait until the potting soil is dry before watering and moisturizing to ensure that the potting soil is in a slightly moist state. In summer, the water evaporates quickly, and the amount of watering can be increased appropriately, and the amount and frequency of watering need to be reduced when the temperature drops.

When maintaining the fleshy peach eggs, it is also necessary to ensure that the environment is ventilated and breathable. If the environment is too closed, it will lead to poor growth of peach egg succulents, and even rot in serious cases.

1. Peach eggs are very light-loving succulents, and the leaf color will change color and become pink only in a sunny environment, which is more beautiful. During the breeding period, in addition to the strong light in summer, it is recommended to put it in the light place to bask in the sun. If there is a long-term lack of light, the plant will grow, affect the growth, and reduce the aesthetics.

2. It has strong drought tolerance and is afraid of waterlogging. Therefore, you don't need to be too frequent in watering, and you can water it appropriately when you find that the soil is dry, and you can not water it if it is not dry. Especially in winter and summer, high and low temperature growth is restricted, and proper water control is the best.

3. It likes a relatively warm environment, with low cold tolerance and high temperature resistance. Therefore, the temperature should be properly controlled in both summer and winter during the management period. In summer, it is necessary to ventilate more and block strong light in time to help cool down.

After the temperature drops in winter, it should be moved indoors, and it is best to control the temperature at about 10 degrees Celsius to avoid frostbite.

4. When cultivating peach eggs and succulents, if you want it to be more explosive pots and grow better, you must choose loose, breathable, permeable and fertile soil, and it is recommended to mix it with peat, cinder, perlite and river sand, so that the soil is conducive to growth.

5. Precautions: During the maintenance period, we must pay attention to more ventilation, if the ventilation environment is poor, it is easy to be infected with pests and diseases, which will seriously hinder growth. Once found, the diseased part should be cleaned up in time, ventilation should be strengthened, and appropriate spraying should be used for prevention and control.