Have you ever seen this one that looks like a child's ass? How to maintain the best?

Stone flower, is a stone-like plant, colorful, unique shape, very affected by the environment, but also called butt flower, because it also looks like a child's butt. Recently, many flower lovers are complaining about the occurrence of stiff seedlings in the breeding process of raw stone flowers. how to deal with it?

1. How is the stiff seedling caused?

A stiff seedling means that the plant stops growing and doesn't die, but it just doesn't grow. Most of the main causes of stiff seedlings are that the roots do not grow or can not absorb water and nutrients normally. It is usually caused by the sudden stimulation of the root without watering for a long time.

2. The treatment methods of stiff seedlings of raw stone flower.

Changing soil and transplanting seedlings is also the most effective method at present. However, this method can not 100% solve the problem of rigid seedlings. Each flower friend's stone flower situation is different, and the seedling transfer technology is different, but this method is suitable for the vast majority of flower friends.

3. Key points of maintenance and management of raw stone flowers.

Soil:

Stone flower has less strict requirements on environmental conditions, and its cultivation and management is relatively easy. The basin soil can be mixed with 4 parts of rotten leaf soil, 3 parts of calcareous material and 3 parts of river sand.

Watering:

Stone flowers need more water in the growing period, but can not be too wet, easy to grow moss, affecting the normal growth of globular leaves.

Sunshine:

The leaf color will be more beautiful when the stone flower is kept in the semi-shade in summer, or when it is shaded by 50%. The other three seasons can be maintained directly in direct sunlight.

Temperature:

The optimum growth temperature of stone flower is 15 ℃ ~ 25 ℃. It is afraid of high temperature and muggy heat, and goes into dormancy when the summer temperature is above 33 ℃.

Fertilization:

Stone flowers need to be fertilized once a month, but the fertilizer must not stain globular leaves. Fertilization is suspended after autumn flowering.

Insect pests:

Stone flowers mainly occur leaf spot disease and leaf rot, which can be sprayed with 65% zinc wettable powder 600 times. Insect pests are harmful to ants and root-knot nematodes. Soil exchange method is used to reduce nematode damage.

In fact, raw stone flower culture is more archived, generally stocked and managed, because it is easy to raise, it is easy to survive, and it is colorful when it does not bloom. In fact, it is more beautiful after flowering, and it looks better with pebbles.