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A banshee
Firstly, the soil used for succulents.Among these four elements, I feel that soil is very important. It is said that succulent ventilation is important, so beginners throw the meat outside to blow it away.Actually, to be precise, it should be about breathability, the breathability of the roots, because roots are the foundation of plants.Usually when someone asks what's wrong with the meat and leaves, I only have two words and a photo.Looking at the status of the plants, it mainly depends on the soil mix. As expected, most of them are nutrient rich soil or succulent specific soil. Then the problem becomes simple: replace the soil and add more granules.Then someone was puzzled, I used succulent soil!Think about it, who would sell good soil to you as an ordinary merchant?It must be the lowest cost soil mix that sells to you. Of course, there are also shops that sell really good soil mix, but beginners are definitely more willing to buy cheaper ones.The same principle applies to the use of soil in greenhouses.The main reason for leaf hydration is not due to excessive water, but rather due to the lack of ventilation in the plant material and the addition of too much water.So, pit friends, when you buy meat, mix your own soil with 75% particles and 25% peat (nutrient soil, coconut soil is also optional). Personally, I think this is the most balanced soil ratio, and then adjust it according to the environment. As for the particles, anything from vermiculite, volcanic rock, red jade soil, etc., as long as they are 3-6mm breathable particles (I don't use vermiculite, it's not breathable, it's good for rooting roots, or you can mix some in a mixed bag). If you find it troublesome, just use one type separately to save costs and mix and match.Also, beginners should not use full particles, especially those that require rooting.Peat can be imported, and I feel that there is not much difference between domestically produced peat and nutrient soil. Nutrient soil is also cheap.At the same time, pavement is also very important. Pavement is not only beautiful, but also has a significant effect. It can be supported, needless to say, to prevent direct sunlight from shining on the soil, slow down water evaporation, prevent the bottom layer of succulent leaves from directly contacting the wet soil and spreading large particles, and to some extent prevent small black particles from flying. The material for pavement only needs to be breathable particles, finer is better.As for fertilizer, succulents don't really need it. If there is too much fertilizer, it may fly. If you really want to add Aolv A2 slow-release fertilizer, just sprinkle a few at will, or make your own enzyme and water mixture (pay attention to the proportion, otherwise the wolf won't compensate if it's watered down!).The soil matching is correct. As long as it's not a transparent container or a container without a bottom hole, you can just use the toilet to plant it recklessly and save on the bottom fertilizer, right? As for those who say they can be raised well with mud, just be happy. I gave my grandmother a white phoenix to raise, and she used mud. I came home during the Chinese New Year to see that it looks good, but why are there so many withered leaves? When I pulled it out, the scattered and fragile roots can be ignored. I just realized that most of them rely on consuming their own leaves to survive.Secondly, how to water succulents.Many experts often hear the most common question when encountering beginners, is it basically asking me when to water?This question is quite simple, it depends on the moodJust kidding=_=Don't hit me, I'm afraid of pain.When to water depends on your soil and pot mix. It can be quite damaging to dry and water thoroughly, but I'm too lazy to say how to water it because I've been heartbroken and in a bad mood.Anyway, I was raised in the open air and haven't watered for almost half a year. Whenever it rains, I have water, and when I feel better, I just water it casually.then!Succulence is not disliking water!Ya always tells me that succulents don't like water, and succulent leaves can't get wet, right?I am helpless. How can you tolerate wild succulents? How can you tolerate my flesh that has been soaked in the rain for a month in spring (spring is almost full grain).Next, sunlight is essential for the growth of all things (avoid light averse creatures). Succulents need sufficient sunlight to have beautiful colors. Therefore, except in summer and when the temperature is below 28 degrees, they can be exposed to sunlight for as long as possible. In summer, if you only want to be exposed to sunlight, the specific time depends on the situation. There are only a few effective fill lights, and I am too lazy to recommend any that are as effective as sunlight.Ugly in summer, at least better than dead.Well, actually my meat is still being sun dried on the terrace. Currently, there are no injuries, but it's a bit out of shape because I mix a lot of soil particles, which is capricious, and I've also adapted to the local climate. It's a bit rough (although I've been a bit anxious in the past few days).Finally, air refers to ventilation, air permeability, and the oxygen content of plant materials. Good air permeability promotes healthy roots and faster growth of succulents with high oxygen content. - QUICK VIEW
Ice Love
Firstly, the soil used for succulents.Among these four elements, I feel that soil is very important. It is said that succulent ventilation is important, so beginners throw the meat outside to blow it away.Actually, to be precise, it should be about breathability, the breathability of the roots, because roots are the foundation of plants.Usually when someone asks what's wrong with the meat and leaves, I only have two words and a photo.Looking at the status of the plants, it mainly depends on the soil mix. As expected, most of them are nutrient rich soil or succulent specific soil. Then the problem becomes simple: replace the soil and add more granules.Then someone was puzzled, I used succulent soil!Think about it, who would sell good soil to you as an ordinary merchant?It must be the lowest cost soil mix that sells to you. Of course, there are also shops that sell really good soil mix, but beginners are definitely more willing to buy cheaper ones.The same principle applies to the use of soil in greenhouses.The main reason for leaf hydration is not due to excessive water, but rather due to the lack of ventilation in the plant material and the addition of too much water.So, pit friends, when you buy meat, mix your own soil with 75% particles and 25% peat (nutrient soil, coconut soil is also optional). Personally, I think this is the most balanced soil ratio, and then adjust it according to the environment. As for the particles, anything from vermiculite, volcanic rock, red jade soil, etc., as long as they are 3-6mm breathable particles (I don't use vermiculite, it's not breathable, it's good for rooting roots, or you can mix some in a mixed bag). If you find it troublesome, just use one type separately to save costs and mix and match.Also, beginners should not use full particles, especially those that require rooting.Peat can be imported, and I feel that there is not much difference between domestically produced peat and nutrient soil. Nutrient soil is also cheap.At the same time, pavement is also very important. Pavement is not only beautiful, but also has a significant effect. It can be supported, needless to say, to prevent direct sunlight from shining on the soil, slow down water evaporation, prevent the bottom layer of succulent leaves from directly contacting the wet soil and spreading large particles, and to some extent prevent small black particles from flying. The material for pavement only needs to be breathable particles, finer is better.As for fertilizer, succulents don't really need it. If there is too much fertilizer, it may fly. If you really want to add Aolv A2 slow-release fertilizer, just sprinkle a few at will, or make your own enzyme and water mixture (pay attention to the proportion, otherwise the wolf won't compensate if it's watered down!).The soil matching is correct. As long as it's not a transparent container or a container without a bottom hole, you can just use the toilet to plant it recklessly and save on the bottom fertilizer, right? As for those who say they can be raised well with mud, just be happy. I gave my grandmother a white phoenix to raise, and she used mud. I came home during the Chinese New Year to see that it looks good, but why are there so many withered leaves? When I pulled it out, the scattered and fragile roots can be ignored. I just realized that most of them rely on consuming their own leaves to survive.Secondly, how to water succulents.Many experts often hear the most common question when encountering beginners, is it basically asking me when to water?This question is quite simple, it depends on the moodJust kidding=_=Don't hit me, I'm afraid of pain.When to water depends on your soil and pot mix. It can be quite damaging to dry and water thoroughly, but I'm too lazy to say how to water it because I've been heartbroken and in a bad mood.Anyway, I was raised in the open air and haven't watered for almost half a year. Whenever it rains, I have water, and when I feel better, I just water it casually.then!Succulence is not disliking water!Ya always tells me that succulents don't like water, and succulent leaves can't get wet, right?I am helpless. How can you tolerate wild succulents? How can you tolerate my flesh that has been soaked in the rain for a month in spring (spring is almost full grain).Next, sunlight is essential for the growth of all things (avoid light averse creatures). Succulents need sufficient sunlight to have beautiful colors. Therefore, except in summer and when the temperature is below 28 degrees, they can be exposed to sunlight for as long as possible. In summer, if you only want to be exposed to sunlight, the specific time depends on the situation. There are only a few effective fill lights, and I am too lazy to recommend any that are as effective as sunlight.Ugly in summer, at least better than dead.Well, actually my meat is still being sun dried on the terrace. Currently, there are no injuries, but it's a bit out of shape because I mix a lot of soil particles, which is capricious, and I've also adapted to the local climate. It's a bit rough (although I've been a bit anxious in the past few days).Finally, air refers to ventilation, air permeability, and the oxygen content of plant materials. Good air permeability promotes healthy roots and faster growth of succulents with high oxygen content. - QUICK VIEW
Cordyline fruticosa Lemon Lime
Zhu Jiao, also known as Red Iron Tree, is a shrub plant in the family of Agave. It has developed meadow rhizomes in the underground part and is prone to sprouting mulberry, which is different from the dragon blood tree species.Its main stem is straight and upright, with a height of 1-3 meters, without branching or with few branches.The flowers range from light red to cyan purple, with a hint of yellow in between.Distributed in the tropical regions of southern China.More than garden cultivation, it is a foliage plant.Zhu Jiao has a beautiful plant shape, gorgeous and elegant colors, and has good ornamental value.Zhu Jiao prefers a high temperature and humid climate, and is a semi shaded plant. It cannot tolerate the scorching sun in northern regions, and its leaves are prone to yellowing in completely shaded areas. It is not cold resistant. Except for Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, and other places, it is only suitable to be potted indoors for viewing. It is required to be rich in humus and well drained acidic soil, avoid alkaline soil, and plant in alkaline soil where the leaves are prone to yellowing, new leaves lose color, and is not drought resistant.Potted red banana is commonly used in pots of 15-25 centimeters, and is planted when the seedling height is 20 centimeters.During the growth period, Zhu Jiao should be fertilized once every half month or with high nitrate potassium fertilizer from Huiyou 20-8-20 throughout the four seasons.The longer the main stem is, the higher it becomes, and the base leaves gradually wither, yellow, and fall off. Shortening can promote the emergence of more lateral branches, making the tree crown more beautiful.Leaves are often sprayed with water to maintain fresh and lush growth of stems and leaves.And pay attention to indoor ventilation to reduce the harm of diseases and pests.Change the basin every 2-3 years.The cultivation of red banana should pay attention to the following four key points:1. The suitable temperature for the growth of Zhu Jiao is 20-25 ℃, with a temperature range of 25-30 ℃ during the day in summer and 7-10 ℃ at night in winter.It cannot be lower than 4 ℃, and some varieties can withstand low temperatures of 0 ℃.It can be seen that Zhu Jiao has strong adaptability.2. Zhu Jiao is more sensitive to water.During the growth period, the soil in the pot must be kept moist.Lack of water can easily cause falling leaves, but too much water or accumulated water in the pot can also cause leaf shedding or yellowing of leaf tips.During the growth period of stems and leaves, frequent water spraying is recommended, with an air humidity of 50% to 60% being more suitable.3. Zhu Jiao has a strong adaptability to light.Bright light is most beneficial for the growth of red banana, but short-term strong light or longer half shade has little effect on the growth of red banana.Proper shading at noon in summer to reduce light intensity is extremely beneficial for the growth of banana leaves.4. It is advisable to use fertile, loose, and well drained sandy loam soil, which is not resistant to salt alkali and acidic soil.Potting plants often use a mixture of humus soil or peat soil, culture soil, and coarse sand.The foliage plant Zhu Jiao has a beautiful shape, gorgeous and elegant colors, and is suitable for indoor decoration as a potted plant.Potted young plants, embellished with red banana cabins and window sills, elegant and unique.Place the venue, public places, and entrances and exits of the hall in a dignified and tidy manner, fresh and pleasing to the eye.Several pots of display windows and tea rooms showcase elegance and luxury.There are many cultivated varieties and significant changes in leaf shape, making it a commonly used plant for decorating indoor spaces. - QUICK VIEW
Cordyline australis Red Stem
Zhu Jiao, also known as Red Iron Tree, is a shrub plant in the family of Agave. It has developed meadow rhizomes in the underground part and is prone to sprouting mulberry, which is different from the dragon blood tree species.Its main stem is straight and upright, with a height of 1-3 meters, without branching or with few branches.The flowers range from light red to cyan purple, with a hint of yellow in between.Distributed in the tropical regions of southern China.More than garden cultivation, it is a foliage plant.Zhu Jiao has a beautiful plant shape, gorgeous and elegant colors, and has good ornamental value.Zhu Jiao prefers a high temperature and humid climate, and is a semi shaded plant. It cannot tolerate the scorching sun in northern regions, and its leaves are prone to yellowing in completely shaded areas. It is not cold resistant. Except for Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, and other places, it is only suitable to be potted indoors for viewing. It is required to be rich in humus and well drained acidic soil, avoid alkaline soil, and plant in alkaline soil where the leaves are prone to yellowing, new leaves lose color, and is not drought resistant.Potted red banana is commonly used in pots of 15-25 centimeters, and is planted when the seedling height is 20 centimeters.During the growth period, Zhu Jiao should be fertilized once every half month or with high nitrate potassium fertilizer from Huiyou 20-8-20 throughout the four seasons.The longer the main stem is, the higher it becomes, and the base leaves gradually wither, yellow, and fall off. Shortening can promote the emergence of more lateral branches, making the tree crown more beautiful.Leaves are often sprayed with water to maintain fresh and lush growth of stems and leaves.And pay attention to indoor ventilation to reduce the harm of diseases and pests.Change the basin every 2-3 years.The cultivation of red banana should pay attention to the following four key points:1. The suitable temperature for the growth of Zhu Jiao is 20-25 ℃, with a temperature range of 25-30 ℃ during the day in summer and 7-10 ℃ at night in winter.It cannot be lower than 4 ℃, and some varieties can withstand low temperatures of 0 ℃.It can be seen that Zhu Jiao has strong adaptability.2. Zhu Jiao is more sensitive to water.During the growth period, the soil in the pot must be kept moist.Lack of water can easily cause falling leaves, but too much water or accumulated water in the pot can also cause leaf shedding or yellowing of leaf tips.During the growth period of stems and leaves, frequent water spraying is recommended, with an air humidity of 50% to 60% being more suitable.3. Zhu Jiao has a strong adaptability to light.Bright light is most beneficial for the growth of red banana, but short-term strong light or longer half shade has little effect on the growth of red banana.Proper shading at noon in summer to reduce light intensity is extremely beneficial for the growth of banana leaves.4. It is advisable to use fertile, loose, and well drained sandy loam soil, which is not resistant to salt alkali and acidic soil.Potting plants often use a mixture of humus soil or peat soil, culture soil, and coarse sand.The foliage plant Zhu Jiao has a beautiful shape, gorgeous and elegant colors, and is suitable for indoor decoration as a potted plant.Potted young plants, embellished with red banana cabins and window sills, elegant and unique.Place the venue, public places, and entrances and exits of the hall in a dignified and tidy manner, fresh and pleasing to the eye.Several pots of display windows and tea rooms showcase elegance and luxury.There are many cultivated varieties and significant changes in leaf shape, making it a commonly used plant for decorating indoor spaces.