Add some to the succulent plants, the flowers are not rotten, the roots are not yellow, the leaves are not yellow, and the succulent plants are easily blown up.

Succulent plants can use slow-release granule flower fertilizer, which is most suitable for lazy flower friends. It is good to put some at the bottom or add it to the surface once every 2-3 months when changing pots and soil. Generally speaking, there are many succulent pellet slow-release fertilizers on the market, which gradually release fertility with the increase of temperature, so they do not burn the roots directly. This kind of fertilizer belongs to compound fertilizer.

Granular slow-release fertilizer is our most common fertilizer at present, this kind of granular slow-release fertilizer is specially aimed at succulent plants, many flower friends use granular slow-release fertilizer, the effect is very good, the fertilizer is released gradually. Fertilizing succulent plants is not very important. If you put a few slow-release fertilizers like this, you don't have to fertilize succulent plants for a long time. It should be a kind of compound fertilizer. If you don't like this kind of compound granular fertilizer, then I can tell you about the specific role of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium:

Phosphate fertilizer can make the metabolism of crops normal, plant development well, and improve the drought resistance and cold resistance of crops. Promote plants to blossom and bear fruit earlier. (under the attempt to early flowering and supplement the loss of nutrients during flowering) Chemical fertilizers with phosphorus nutrients as the main components, including common calcium superphosphate, calcium magnesium phosphate and so on. The more representative nitrogen fertilizer is animal feces and urine, and potash is plant ash, because they contain high levels of nitrogen and potassium, and phosphorus widely exists in animal bones. The nitrogen fertilizer widely used in agriculture is mainly urea, phosphate fertilizer is calcium superphosphate, compound fertilizer contains high content of potassium fertilizer.

Other flowers can choose bone powder, generally choose defatted bone powder, according to 1 part of bone powder 10 parts of flower soil ratio to mix flower soil. Chicken manure: although the fermented chicken manure is a little smelly, it is a very good comprehensive flower fertilizer for plants, which can be placed at the bottom not close to the root system. Potash fertilizer can enhance plant photosynthesis, stalk tenacity, lodging resistance, and promote the development of plant roots and stems.

The time of fertilization is chosen at the flowering stage, that is, the foil begins, 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. The root osmotic pressure of most succulent plants is very low, and the concentration of fertilizer solution must not be too high. The type of fertilizer should vary according to the variety and growth stage of the plant. In general, the nitrogen fertilizer application rate of plants with succulent leaves and green leaves can be slightly higher, while those in flower bud differentiation stage, flowering and fruiting stage, spherical and columnar plants, red, yellow or other non-green varieties should apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer.

Most sedum plants are planted in spring, autumn and winter, and summer is relatively difficult, so it is more appropriate for beginners to avoid summer, and the best season is autumn and winter. Green lock dragon plants are not recommended to be planted in late spring and early summer. Mixed culture with cactus plants and apricot plants is not recommended. After you have the Sedum plants, you should check whether the plants are healthy. If the plant shows signs of decay, the rotten leaves and stems need to be removed and dried before planting.

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