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How to raise succulent plant Litianfeng

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Watering: Dry cultivation, less watering in midsummer, and the pot soil must be completely dry before watering. Light: Litianfeng likes a sunny growing environment. In summer, proper shading and ventilation should be paid attention to. Fertilization: Long-acting fertilizer can be applied once in summer. Generally, succulents do not need to be fertilized. Repot: Repot every 2-3 years, and choose a container with a pot diameter that is 1-2 inches larger than the plant diameter.

How to raise the succulent plant Fengtianfeng

growth habits

Growth Habits

Fenghuang is a succulent plant belonging to the genus Echeveria of the Sedum family. Its overall color is blue-gray. Under conditions such as strong light, large temperature difference between day and night, or low temperatures in winter, the leaf color will turn into a very beautiful and eye-catching blue-red color, and the leaf tips will also turn slightly red and round, making the color full and endearing.

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Care tips

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Dry farming, less watering in midsummer. The potting soil must be completely dry before watering.

Light

Tachidaensis prefers a sunny growing environment. In addition to summer, proper shading and ventilation should be paid attention to.

Fertilization

Long-acting fertilizer can be applied once in summer. Generally, succulents do not need to be fertilized.

Pot soil

Use a flowerpot with good ventilation, preferably with ventilation holes in the bottom. A peat pellet mix can be used for planting.

Repotting work

Repot every 2-3 years, and choose a container with a pot diameter 1-2 inches larger than the plant diameter to help promote plant growth.

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Cultivation precautions

The most popular flowers in summer It is best to use a sunshade net to provide adequate shade, and then slowly cut off the water supply. During the dormant period of the summer, the plant will receive little or no water. When the temperature begins to drop in mid-September, watering can be resumed slowly.

In winter, remember to give a little water to the roots of the plants. Do not spray or flood the plants. Once the water stays in the center of the leaves for too long, it will easily cause rot. When the weather is sunny and the ventilation is good, you can use water spray to clean the dust accumulated on the leaves to keep the color bright.

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