How to care for newly purchased Lithops

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1. Inspection

2. Change the soil

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

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Soil replacement: Whether to replace soil depends on the current soil quality. If the soil quality is good, there is no need to replace it. If you want to change the soil, you should wait until the slow potting period has passed before changing it. Light: During the slow potting period of Lithops, a certain amount of scattered light needs to be provided, but the light exposure time should not be too long, and direct strong light should be avoided. Fertilizer: Do not fertilize newly purchased Lithops, as fertilizing at this time can easily damage the plant.

1. Inspection

1. Inspection

After buying Lithops, conduct a comprehensive inspection to see how it is growing. Whether the body is damaged, whether there are yellow leaves, focusing on the roots, whether they are black or whether there are white insect eggs. If problems are found, they must be solved in time to avoid affecting the normal growth of the later plants.

2. Change the soil

This depends on the current soil quality. If the soil quality is good, do not change the soil; if the soil quality is poor, you should change the soil. Soil with strong permeability and fertile texture is better, but you should wait until the slow potting period is over before changing the soil, otherwise it will be easily damaged. to the plant.

3. Light

The newly purchased biochemical flowers can be given a certain amount of scattered light, but corresponding shading measures must also be taken. Do not let it be exposed to light for too long, nor be exposed to direct strong light. It is appropriate to cultivate it in a semi-shady environment.

4. Fertilization

You cannot fertilize Lithops after you buy it home. Although it needs certain nutrients, fertilizing at this time is very easy to damage the plant, and even seriously resulting in death. It is necessary to wait for the slow potting period before fertilizing.

2. Change the soil

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

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