How to raise newly purchased peach eggs

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1: Pot soil

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Pests and diseases

5. Attention

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For the peach eggs you just bought, if they are bare-root succulents purchased online, you must first prepare potting soil for planting in fluvoid soil, and then maintain them normally after planting in a slow pot. If it is a finished succulent, it should be exposed to more sun in spring, autumn and winter, and properly shaded in summer. Watch the succulent leaves for wrinkles before watering. Dry cultivation is conducive to growing peach eggs into old piles. You should also pay attention to ventilation and regularly spray carbendazim and flower protector to prevent diseases and insects.

1: Pot soil

1: Pot soil

It is recommended to plant the bare-root succulents you just bought in tall, thin pots with legs. Use 1/3 of the height of the pot as the base, and use 70% granular soil and 30% granular soil. % peat soil mixture, planted in fluvoid soil. Place in a well-ventilated place, water and bask in the sun after a week. (Skip this step for finished succulents)

2. Lighting

If you want peach eggs to be in good condition, you should get more sun and full sunlight in spring, autumn and winter. If conditions permit, it is best to raise them in the open. It can dry out the succulents until they are pink and tender, which is especially beautiful. However, the sun is too strong in summer, so you must pull up the sunshade net to block the light at noon.

3. Watering

Peach The peach eggs are most suitable for controlled cultivation. If you usually observe that the fleshy leaves are slightly wrinkled and no longer plump, it means that the peach eggs are short of water. At this time, we use a shower to water the soil thoroughly, so that the root system of Peach Egg can be developed, the stems are strong, and the leaves are round and full.

4. Pests and diseases

In spring and summer, peach eggs attract pests and diseases. It is best to spray pesticides on the succulents and soil every half a month for prevention. Generally, Carbendazim and Flower Protector are sprayed in rotation, and they are moved indoors for maintenance in winter. Pay more attention to ventilation to prevent diseases and insect pests.

5. Attention

Domestic Peach To remove eggs, be sure to ensure indoor ventilation. If you find black spots on the succulent stems, behead them and take cuttings in time. In winter, keep the temperature above 10°C. When the temperature is low and the light is poor, water must be controlled to prevent the peach eggs from growing too long and getting frostbite.

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Pests and diseases

5. Attention

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