Succulent plant-- Pink Pavilion

Pink Taiwan Pavilion is a perennial and succulent plant of the genus crassulaceae. The leaf is a hazy and dreamy pink purple, and the lotus is modeled as Zhou Zheng and dignified, which is a very excellent stone lotus.

The stem is stout and elongates slowly as it grows. The leaves are arranged in rosette shape, and the plant diameter can reach more than 10cm. The leaf blade is spatulate, the base is narrower than the apex, and there is a sunken scar in the middle of the leaf, connecting from the leaf tip to the base of the leaf. The tip of the leaf turns red in plenty of sunlight, the new leaf is light blue-white, the old leaf is dark purplish red, occasionally with crimson spots, and the leaf changes color from the edge to the base. The leaves are covered with a thin layer of white frost powder, and the leaves turn gray-green after being erased. There is a large temperature difference between strong light and day and night, or the leaf color will be dark red in winter low temperature period, while in weak light, the leaf color will be light blue-green and the leaves will spread out. When it blossoms in summer, the length of scorpion tail Cymes can reach more than 20 years. Bell-shaped flowers with pink on the outside and orange on the inside.

Pink Taiwan Pavilion

Pink Taiwan Pavilion needs to receive enough sunshine before the leaf color will be gorgeous, the plant type will be more compact and beautiful, and the leaves will be thicker. If there is too little sunshine, the leaves will be light, the leaves will be arranged loosely, and the leaves will become thinner.

Generally speaking, the medium must be dried before watering. In the case of open-air farming, once the temperature is above 35 degrees, the plants need to be moved to bright scattered light to gradually reduce the watering frequency and eventually stop watering (for example, under a ventilated glass ceiling). If open-air maintenance, it is necessary to prevent rainstorm. There is little or no water supply throughout the dormant period of summer. After the temperature dropped in the middle of September, the normal watering frequency began to return to normal. Adapted to the open-air environment, the Pink Pavilion can grow normally in summer, and dormancy is not obvious.

Pink Taiwan Pavilion

If the temperature can be kept above 0 degrees in winter, it can be watered. If the temperature is below 0 degrees, stop watering and move the plants to a warm room or shed, otherwise the plants will be frostbitten or even die. Although the winter is cold, it does not mean that you need to stop watering throughout the winter; you can slightly pour a little water on the roots of the plant when the temperature is right (above 5 degrees). Do not spray or water violently. After the temperature rises in spring, the water supply can slowly return to normal. Water dripping into the center of the leaf during watering may cause rot if it stays too long.

Pink Taiwan Pavilion