If you want to raise a lot of succulent plants, fertilize during the growing period and have flowers every day.

In general, fertilization for succulent plants is carried out in the growing period and flowering period, and fertilization in the flowering stage begins with foil, once every half a month, along with watering. Apply until the seed is ripe. Individuals who need to control flowering time and coordinate flowering time can apply less or not. Base fertilizer: when planting, it is directly mixed into the soil, commonly used are plant ash, bone powder, shell powder, mature livestock manure, etc., because most varieties of succulent plants like the soil containing a certain amount of calcareous matter, so the soil can be mixed with eight appropriate amount of bone powder, eggshell powder and other calcareous materials.

Generally speaking, when fertilizing in the flower growing season, the flowers with vigorous growth need more fertilizer; the whole vegetarian fertilizer is applied at the seedling stage, phosphorus fertilizer is mainly applied at the flower and fruit stage, nitrogen fertilizer is the main fertilizer for foliage flowers, and the flowers in the dormant period stop fertilizing. In addition, we should also grasp the principle of "applying thin fertilizer frequently", that is, "eat less and eat more". It is best to apply thin fertilizer and water once in about 10 days during the growing period of flowers and seedlings, and the effect of fertilization in the evening is the best. Fertilization is avoided around noon, because the high soil temperature is easy to hurt roots. Organic manure must be fully mature before it can be applied. The fertilizer effect of controlled-release fertilizer developed in recent years can reach half a year or even longer, and its single application amount can be greater than that of water-soluble fertilizer, and the gradual release of nutrients can meet the nutrient needs of flowers for a long time.

Fertilizer for succulent plants. Generally speaking, organic fertilizer is better than inorganic fertilizer. If chemical fertilizer must be used, it must be soaked in a small amount. In the case of organic fertilizer, it can be compared to the use of environmentally friendly enzymes, chicken manure, rotten leaves and soil. When applying fertilizer, if it is a nutrient solution, it should also be less. If you spray water, do not spray it on the leaves, but pour it directly on the soil. And when using fertilizer, try to make it small and mix it in the pot soil of succulent plants so as not to hurt the roots.

You can consider applying topdressing at the right time. The situation here is relatively complicated, because it is said that they are all cactus plants, in fact, there are great differences between different varieties, not to mention that succulent plants belong to different families and generations. although they all have the characteristics of drought tolerance, they are still very different, and they should be treated differently and fertilized cautiously. For some species with strong growth, such as cactus, cactus, mastoid, strong thorn and so on, there will be no problem as long as they follow the principle of "thin fertilizer and frequent application" in the growing season.

The beginning of summer is the peak growing season for most varieties of succulent plants, such as tequila, cacti, Apocynaceae, Apocynaceae and so on. However, the "winter-type" succulent plants growing in the cool season, such as Caryophyllum, Lycopodium, Vientiane, Yufan, etc., gradually enter the dormancy or semi-dormancy period, and their growth is completely stagnant or extremely slow, and the nutrients needed are not much. Therefore, for the "summer type" must be given an adequate supply of water and fertilizer, "winter type" should stop fertilization, so as not to cause rotten roots.

Fertilization is generally light rather than thick, can be applied several times when needed. The amount of fertilizer applied to succulent plants can be equal to the amount of water each time according to volume. The basin soil should be basically dry before fertilization, and the effect of loosening the soil before fertilization is better. The type of fertilizer should be selected according to plant species and growth stage. generally, nitrogen fertilizer is the main fertilizer in seedling stage, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer is mainly in flower bud differentiation stage and flowering and fruiting stage. There is more nitrogen fertilizer in spring and less nitrogen fertilizer before overwintering. Special particle slow-release fertilizer, this kind of fertilizer will gradually release fertility with the increase of temperature and will not directly burn the roots.

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