How to raise succulent plant Gypsy

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soil

watering

temperature

illumination

fertilize

Pest and disease prevention

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It is best to use well-drained and breathable soil to raise the succulent plant Gypsy to avoid being exposed to rain. When watering, the principle is to water it only if it is dry and water it thoroughly. The temperature should be kept above 10°C in winter, and shade and ventilation should be provided when the temperature is higher than 35°C in summer. They should be raised in a sunny place in winter, apply thin liquid fertilizer once a month, and ensure ventilation during the growing season. If you find insects on the leaves, you should clean them up immediately.

soil

Soil

Gypsy succulents do not have strict soil requirements. Like most succulents, they require well-drained, ventilated soil. Use special soil for succulent flowers.

Watering

Gypsy Nai In drought, the demand for water is less. The water must be controlled, and the principle is to water it when it is not dry, and when it is watered, it is watered thoroughly. Avoid rain, otherwise roots will rot easily.

Temperature

Winter should be placed For indoor heat preservation, the indoor temperature should be kept at around 10°C. When the temperature reaches 35°C in summer, appropriate shading and ventilation should be provided to avoid exposure to the sun.

Light

Winter should be placed Continue maintenance in a place with strong indoor light. During the growing season, be sure to place the flower pot in a ventilated and light-transparent place, which is more conducive to the growth of Gypsy.

Fertilization

Gypsy does not apply in summer Fertilization is required, and fertilization can be done once a month in winter. Decomposed thin liquid fertilizer is the best.

Pest and disease prevention

At home When raising succulents, the number is generally small. It is best to observe whether there are any bugs on the leaves. If you find red spiders, scale insects, mealybugs, etc., just clean them up in time.

watering

temperature

illumination

fertilize

Pest and disease prevention

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