Cultivation methods and precautions for Echeveria rushii

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How to grow Echeveria rushii

Precautions for cultivating Echeveria rushii

Echeveria genus among the succulents are all very beautiful, and Echeveria rhinois is one of them. Echeveria rushii is a very easy species to raise. So what is the method of breeding Echeveria rushii and what should be paid attention to during the breeding process.

Cultivation methods of Echeveria rhodonii

Temperature and light

Echeveria rhodonii likes sunlight and can tolerate it Full sun. The growth of Echeveria rhododendron requires sufficient sunlight. If there is too little sunshine, the leaf color will become lighter, the plant will be leggy and the leaves will be loose.

Echeveria rhododendron is not cold-tolerant and tolerates semi-shade, so it needs to be properly shaded in summer and maintained with sufficient light in winter. However, because the temperature is low in winter, it can be maintained indoors in a sunny place.

Watering

The watering of Echeveria rhododendron follows the principle of drying it thoroughly and watering it thoroughly.

In summer, when the temperature is generally higher than 35 degrees, the water needs to be cut off slowly, because Echeveria rhododendron can grow normally in summer, and the dormancy is not too obvious, so you can provide less or no water. Don't get exposed to rain when it rains. Exposure to rain may cause water accumulation in the pot soil. When the temperature drops in autumn, watering can be resumed slowly. In winter, you can water when the temperature is above 0 degrees, but when the temperature is below 0 degrees, the water will be cut off slowly, otherwise the Echeveria rhododendron will suffer frostbite.

Soil

Echeveria leucophylla does not have very high soil requirements. You can use peat soil mixed with cinders. The soil must be breathable and have good drainage. Spread clean river sand on the surface of the soil.

Precautions for cultivating Echeveria rhodonii

Propagation

The propagation of Echeveria leucophylla can generally be done by leaf cutting and beheading, or by sowing seeds.

Repotting

According to the growth status of Echeveria rushii, it can be repotted every few years.

Watering

When watering, be careful not to pour water into the center of the leaves, as this may cause Echeveria rhododendron to rot.

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