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How does Laudou breed?

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, Laodou is a kind of succulent plant belonging to Sedum family, which is very small and lovely, so how does Laodou breed? First, how does Laodou reproduce? You can use leaf cuttings or sowing to reproduce: leafy cuttings are more robust on Ludo plants.

Laodou is a kind of succulent plant belonging to Sedum family, which is very small and lovely, so how does Laodou breed?

First, how does Laodou reproduce?

You can use leaf cuttings or sowing to reproduce:

Leaf insertion propagation is to gently shake off the more robust leaves on the Ludou plant, and then lay them flat on the soil with the leaves facing up. Usually, small buds will grow after 2-4 weeks, and the small buds can be transplanted after growing roots.

Sowing and propagation is to sow succulent seeds in a special nursery pot, then cover them with perforated plastic sheeting and wait for them to germinate.

Laodoumei is a plant of crassulaceae, which is distributed in most parts of the Northern Hemisphere. There are about 35 genera and 1500 species of crassulaceae plants. There are 10 genera and more than 240species of crassulaceae in China. The undergraduate plants are perennial fleshy herbs that bloom in summer and autumn with small and luxuriant flowers in a variety of colors.

Second, the planting method of Ludou meat.

1. Lighting

Laodou meat likes light and can be cultured in an environment with sufficient light, but pay attention to proper shade when it is too hot in summer, otherwise it will also cause succulent plants to wither or even die. Pay attention to keeping warm in winter, and it is best to keep it indoors.

2. Watering

According to the growth of Ludou meat can be watered, succulent plants do not need to be often watered, the growth period is generally 5 days to water, winter can also extend the watering time.

3. Fertilization

Laodou meat is usually fertilized every 10 days, and light fertilizer can be used when applying fertilizer.

4. Temperature

The suitable growth temperature is 15-25 ℃. At this temperature, succulent meat can grow faster.

 
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