How to breed Opelina

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

Temperature: Suitable for growth in a warm environment. The normal growth temperature is between 10℃~25℃. It should not be too cold in winter. Watering: Watering needs to be done frequently during the growth period, and watering should be limited after winter. Light: Too strong or too weak light will affect its growth, so it needs to be shaded in summer. Fertilization: If the normal temperature cannot be controlled in winter, fertilization must be stopped.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: Oplina likes a warm environment. When the ambient temperature is 25 degrees, it grows fastest. It should not be too cold in winter, at least The temperature should also be kept above five degrees. At the same time, its high temperature resistance is not strong. If it is higher than thirty-five degrees, dehydration will easily occur and the branches and leaves will become shriveled.

2. Watering: in During the growth period, the soil needs to be kept moist and not too dry. You can also spray water mist on the branches and leaves in summer. You should also water normally in spring and autumn to ensure normal growth. However, you need to water sparingly in winter. Try to keep the potting soil as dry as possible so that it can survive the winter normally.

3. Light: growth period It should receive warm and sufficient sunlight so that it can grow an ideal plant shape. If there is not enough light, leggy growth will occur and the plant shape will be affected. If it is exposed to strong light in summer, the branches and leaves will become very thick and the surface The pink color will also become very thick, seriously affecting the appearance.

4. Fertilize: try to give Apply some special fertilizer for succulents so that it can absorb it better. You need to stop fertilizing in winter, otherwise it will grow too much.

2. Breeding skills

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1. Propagation: Leaf cutting and division are two important methods. Leaf cutting can be done all year round. This method is also the simplest. Just pick off the branches and leaves of the plant and then dry the wound. Once dry, it can be replanted. Dividing is best done in spring. Just divide the adult plant into several parts and plant them in pots.

2. Pruning: Oplina Linna often grows leggy, so it needs to be pruned to cut off old branches and leaves to create a more perfect plant shape.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

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1. Disease: Root rot is the main disease, which usually causes the roots to fester and prevent normal growth. Wettable powder can be used to control it.

2. Pests: whiteflies It occurs frequently and some insecticides can be used to prevent and control it thoroughly.

4. Other questions

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1. Toxicity: It is not toxic and can absorb radiation, so it can be cultivated with confidence.

2. Can it be done at home? Nourishment: Yes, it is very ornamental and very eye-catching.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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