Culture and propagation methods of succulent flower Pinus elliottii

Blue pine is a succulent flower of Compositae and Qianliguang. Blue pine is native to the coastal areas of southern South Africa. If there is enough light, the leaves of blue pine will turn into a gorgeous purple, very beautiful. How to raise and reproduce blue pine has also become a hot topic for succulent enthusiasts. The following flower and fruit editor will share the breeding methods and common breeding methods of blue pine, a succulent flower.

Cultivation methods of succulent flowers and Pinus elliottii

How to raise succulent blue pine, many novices do not know the cultivation method of succulent flower blue pine, the cultivation difficulty of blue pine is not high, next, let's take a look at how to raise healthy blue pine.

Light and temperature

Blue pines like sunny conditions, can be cultured in full sunlight, and can be properly shaded in hot summer.

Second, watering treatment

The succulent Pinus elliottii grows slowly in spring and autumn, and the water demand is not very large, so the soil is completely dry and then watered through. Summer is the peak season for succulent Pinus elliottii, which can be irregularly watered. Winter blue pine enters the dormant period to control or stop watering to avoid frostbite.

III. Cultivated soil

The cultivation of succulent Pinus elliottii generally choose river-sand mixed peat soil, the proportion is about 7:3, although the nutrient is not very sufficient, but the air permeability is very good.

Matters needing attention in cutting propagation of succulent Pinus elliottii

How to reproduce succulent Pinus elliottii is the same as other succulent flowers. Artificial propagation of Pinus elliottii is generally based on cuttings, and the editor of flowers and fruits has sorted out the matters needing attention in cuttage propagation of Pinus elliottii for you, and your favorite friends can learn together.

The propagation of Pinus elliottii is mainly by cutting, cutting the plants indirectly, drying them for a week, using breathable, slightly wet soil, properly shading, and rooting in half a month. Pinus elliottii can also cut leaves, and the method of cutting is basically the same, only to get mature leaves to stop cutting.