Using bean products to replenish succulent plants grow rapidly and succulent plants grow full of pots

Bean dregs all kinds of bean products can be used to replenish nutrients for succulent plants, such as bean cakes and bean curd dregs. When they are used, they should also be fermented. Put some water in a plastic bottle. If you want to speed up the fermentation, you can also put some sugar. It is the same as the use of rice water, mixed with water, and generally fertilize the succulent plants once every half a month.

If you sprinkle tofu residue directly on the soil, it will attract flies, mosquitoes, maggots, and an unknown, small black bug, which is very annoying. It is suggested that the homemade tofu residue fertilizer should be buried in the soil, which can not only reduce the smell but also attract flies and mosquitoes. The best way to deal with the little black bug is to put the garlic skin on top of the soil, or to spray the rest of the cigarette butts with smoking, both of which are good.

Succulent plants must be replenished with water at the right time for growth and development, rather than "dry rather than wet" as some people think. Of course, planting plants on the ground can be watered less often. Most succulent plants and self-cultivated fairy balls, watering is difficult to master, mainly in the timing of watering. The time of watering is early morning in summer, sunny weather in winter, morning and evening in spring and autumn.

For the growing winter-type and intermediate-type plants, the basin soil should be kept moist without stagnant water, and the watering should be dry and thorough, neither stagnant water nor too dry. The summer type can be watered properly, but not too much. If there is a rainy day or a sudden drop in temperature, stop watering. Under normal circumstances, do not sprinkle water from the top, otherwise there will be ugly spots on the sphere over a long period of time, the hair of the pillared species is easy to pollute and bond, and the stagnant water at the growing points such as green palms will cause rot.

After the continuous absorption of the root system and watering again and again, the nutrients were lost, and the cultivated soil changed from the original aggregate to powder. In addition, in the process of absorbing nutrients, the roots also continue to excrete acid metabolites to acidify the soil, which is not conducive to the growth of plants, so when plants grow to a certain stage, they must turn over the basin and change the soil.

There are generally not many succulent plants raised at home. You can often see if there are bugs on them. The common bugs on succulent plants are: red spiders, shell insects, whitefly, which can be cleaned manually. Too much watering, too moist air, and no deworming will lead to succulent rot, and rotten succulent plants will fade and become soft. if rotten succulent plants are found, they need to be cut off as soon as possible, and used knives should be disinfected to avoid infecting other plants.

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