Methods and precautions for raising fleshy peach eggs

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Reproduction skills

3. Pest and disease control

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Raising peach eggs requires soil with good air permeability, which can be prepared with peat soil and perlite. Ensure sufficient sunshine every day and appropriate shade in summer. You don’t need to water too frequently, just water 3-4 times a month in summer. Pay attention to watering around the pot. It is not advisable to fertilize too much. Use slow-release fertilizers and let them take effect slowly. Propagation generally uses leaf cuttings, mostly in spring and autumn. It is not suitable to be attacked by pests and diseases, and carbendazim can also be used to prevent it.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Peach eggs need soil with good air permeability as a substrate. Peat soil, perlite and cinder can be mixed in equal proportions. This is not only convenient and breathable, but also can store a certain amount of moisture without flooding the roots.

2. Sunshine: Peach eggs need to receive sunlight throughout the day. In hot summer weather, appropriate shade can be provided to avoid leaf water loss due to strong light exposure.

3. Watering: If the water retention performance of the substrate is good, Watering does not need to be too frequent, and the amount of water should not be too much. Generally, watering is enough 3-4 times a month in summer. Water should be given at the edge of the pot and not directly on the plants. If the leaves fall off, it means there is too much water and a little water needs to be drained.

4. Fertilization: Peach eggs should not be fertilized too much, generally 4-5 times a year. Use more slow-release fertilizers that take effect slowly to provide continuous nutrition.

2. Reproduction skills

Peach Eggs are fleshy and are often propagated by leaf cuttings. It is usually carried out in spring and autumn. Select complete and full leaves and insert them into moist and loose soil. Place it in a semi-shady place to avoid exposure to sunlight, and spray water to moisturize it. Generally, new roots and leaves will grow after a few weeks. At this time, it can be covered with a layer of fine sand.

3. Pest and disease control

Peach Eggs are rarely attacked by pests or diseases. In addition to paying attention to daily maintenance, you can also use carbendazim for prevention. You can also sprinkle a little carbofuran into the soil, but this drug is highly toxic, so be careful when using it.

2. Reproduction skills

3. Pest and disease control

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