This kind of water at home should not be poured out to irrigate succulent plants with rich nutrients.

Many flower lovers have doubts about raising succulent plants in water. In fact, rice panning water can be succulent because it is rich in nutrients, and it is precisely because of its rich nutrition that without special fermentation and dilution, it is easy to breed a lot of bugs, such as Xiao Hei Fei, and so on. Therefore, the premise of using Amoy rice water to raise succulent meat is to ferment and mature, and it can only be used after dilution.

The fertility of Amoy rice water is not very strong, so you can directly water and irrigate the root. If you want to use it after you are trapped, it must be mixed with more than 50% of clean water. The water that has been trapped has strong acidity and needs to be diluted. Some flower lovers do not like to use rice water because succulent plants are not so short of fertilizer. Rain Water is enough for tap water. During the flowering season, you can add a little potassium dihydrogen phosphate in the watering process. Amoy rice water is probably more suitable for plants that are not fat and unhappy, such as jasmine.

Amoy rice water is a kind of water after washing rice. This kind of water is alkaline, because it washes away the nutrition of the rice skin, so it can be used to irrigate plants, which will have a good effect. Succulent plants refer to a certain part of plant vegetative organs, such as stems or leaves or roots (a few species have two or more parts), which have developed parenchyma to store water and appear thick and succulent in appearance. Most of them grow in arid areas or dry areas for a period of time of the year. For a long time each year, the roots can not absorb water and only rely on the water stored in the body to maintain life.

Highland globules (Yuehua jade, amber jade) and peony can add a little more rice chaff ash and small-grained weathered rocks. Tall columnar species can be mixed with large grains of quartz sand to fix the plant.

Cacti and succulent plants usually prefer warmth and large diurnal temperature differences. Except for epiphytic cactus and 12-volume species, the light should be adequate, but soft. For this reason, except for a few flat stem nodes, tall columnar species and some tequila plants, they should be cultivated in the greenhouse all the year round. Most terrestrial cacti grow most vigorously under the conditions of 28 ℃ to 35 ℃ in the daytime and 10 ℃ to 15 ℃ at night. When the indoor temperature is often higher than 35 ℃ to 38 ℃, the growth is stagnant, and some species of highland ball and pilose are easy to rot.

The prevention and control of diseases and insect pests of succulent plants is mainly based on prevention. First of all, the environment should be clean and tidy. Exotic plants must be strictly guarded and placed in the shed only when they are sure that there are no diseases and insect pests. The concentrated spraying in the shed in early winter, early spring and before Meiyu can get twice the result with half the effort. In addition, it has a good preventive effect on the disinfection of cultured soil.

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