How to raise champagne succulent

Champagne succulent plant is a succulent plant of the genus Clematis. It is a hybrid variety. Like other succulent plants, it is easy to feed. How to raise champagne succulent plant?

1. Soil requirements

White Night Champagne is not very demanding on soil, but if we want to conserve it carefully, we still have to choose the soil suitable for White Night Champagne. White Night Champagne likes soil with loose soil and good drainage and ventilation. We can use peat soil, garden soil, cinder, perlite and other mixture to be very suitable for the growth of white night champagne. If you find it troublesome, you can also buy some succulent plant soil directly. So we can use soil to conserve white night champagne. And the use of suitable soil, our maintenance process will be more smooth and simple.

2. Flowerpot selection

For the choice of flowerpots, we can choose flowerpots that are three centimeters larger than the diameter of meat, and wait until our white night champagne grows up to change them. Each change is most suitable for autumn or spring.

3. Lighting requirements

It is also very important for white night roses. If the lack of light for a long time will lead to white night champagne fading, excessive leaf growth, elongation, larger spacing and other problems. So if we want our white night champagne to be more beautiful, we have to let the white night roses receive more light, so that there will not be some bad problems. In the spring and autumn season, the outside temperature and sun intensity are just right for our white night champagne to grow, so it is most appropriate to put it outside in a sunny place. We should pay more attention in summer, because the temperature rises and the strong light is strong, sunburn will occur if the succulent plant cannot adapt. It is necessary to move indoors for maintenance in winter to prevent frostbite of white night champagne.

4. Moisture requirement

There are many people in the conservation of white night champagne will not be properly watered, resulting in our white night champagne can not grow well, in fact, watering is also pay attention to rhythm. White night champagne is more drought-resistant. So we don't need to water it often, we just have to wait for the basin soil to be watered once when it is dry. If watered too frequently, moist soil can lead to rotting roots of white night champagne. We have to control watering when the temperature is too high in summer. In addition to keeping warm in winter, we should also pay attention to the effect of temperature on moisture, because zero degree is the freezing point of water. So we need less water when we are close to zero, stop the water after zero and keep the basin dry to prevent white night champagne frostbite.