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How to cultivate succulent plants Classification of succulent plants and matters needing attention in succulent plant culture

Published: 2024-11-09 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/09, How can succulent plants look better? Remember these three points to make your succulent plant-like plump and gorgeous.

Succulent plants have fascinated many people because of their natural cuteness, and many flower lovers can't even stop or stop. So many adjectives "natural stupidity", "pollution-free" and "cure system" are our common descriptions of succulent plants. Today, I would like to introduce to you the species of succulent plants and how to raise succulent plants.

According to the different parts of water storage tissue in succulent plants, succulent plants can be divided into three types:

one。 Leafy succulent plants:

The leaves are highly fleshy, while the succulent degree of stems is low, and some kinds of stems have a certain degree of Lignification. Such as Amygdaceae, crassulaceae, Liliaceae and tequila.

two。 Succulent plants with stems:

The water storage tissue of plants is mainly distributed in the stem, some species have segmented stems, angled and verrucous processes, and a few species have slightly fleshy leaves, but generally fall early. Represented by succulent plants of Euphorbiaceae and Ramoaceae.

three。 Stem-like succulent plants:

The fleshy part of the plant is concentrated at the base of the stem, and this part is particularly inflated. The shape of the expanded stem base varies due to different species, but it is mainly spherical or nearly spherical, sometimes semi-buried underground, without nodes, edges, and verrucous processes. There are leaves or leaves that fall early, and the leaves grow directly from the top of the inflated stem base or from slender branches that are suddenly thinner and almost fleshy, and sometimes such slender branches also fall early. It is represented by succulent plants of Dioscorea zingiberensis, Cucurbitaceae and Passionaceae.

 
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