Huangli is a perennial succulent plant with light yellow leaves and red edges. It is also a very distinctive succulent plant, so it is very popular among people. Many netizens are asking whether the succulent plant Huangli is easy to cultivate. What should I pay attention to when cultivating Huangli? Why do the Huangli I cultivate have green leaves? Can Huangli be propagated by leaf cuttings? The editor will answer these questions below.
How to raise the succulent plant Huangli
Succulent plants are very easy to survive, and the succulent Huangli is also very easy to survive. However, if it is not cultivated properly, the unique leaf color of Huangli will be Turning green, if you want to grow beautiful Huangli, you need to pay attention to the cultivation methods. Let’s take a look at how to raise the succulent Huangli!
1. Watering management
Water the succulent plant Huangli pot thoroughly after the soil is completely dry or completely dry. To prevent water accumulation, it is best to spray less water onto the leaves and stems to prevent rot due to moisture.
2. Temperature management
The suitable temperature for the growth of succulent plant Huangli is about 15~28℃. It will be above 30℃ in summer or below 5℃ in winter. Rei will slowly enter sleep.
3. Fertilization management
Breeding Huangli does not require too much fertilizer. Generally, you choose cactus liquid fertilizer that has been diluted on the market. Be careful not to let the fertilizer or water come into contact. Yellow fleshy leaves.
4. Soil quality requirements
To cultivate succulents, Huangli requires loose, air-permeable and water-permeable soil. You can choose peat soil, culture soil and coarse soil. Sand mixed soil for cultivation.
5. Pests and diseases
Huangli has fewer pests and diseases.
6. Sunshine and ventilation
Huangli potted plants can be placed on a windowsill with sufficient sunlight or in a semi-shaded room, but they should not be placed in Sun exposure and humid places. In summer, it should be placed in a ventilated and light-transmitting place for maintenance, and avoid exposure to sunlight.
Commonly used propagation methods and key points of propagation of Huangli
Leaf cutting is one of the most common propagation methods of succulent plants. Huangli is a relatively common succulent variety, so leaf cutting propagation The method is very suitable for the propagation of the succulent plant Huang Li, and Huang Li is very easy to propagate by leaf transplantation. It is known as the "leaf transplant fighter". The editor will introduce Huang Li to you.some methods of reproduction.
The propagation of Huangli mainly relies on three methods: side buds, leaf cutting and beheading. After beheading, new shoots grow from the remaining stem roots to continue the offspring, and it is very easy to grow side shoots and the survival rate is relatively high. It is very convenient to insert Huangli leaves. Just shake off the strong and plump leaves at the back and lay them flat on the surface of dry soil in a bright and ventilated place. After a while, small leaves and roots will grow, and then you can Bury the roots in the soil and water as normal. Note, do not water before roots grow to prevent the leaves from getting wet and rotting. Spring is the season when side buds burst out, and reproduction and growth are the fastest at this time. Huangli can reproduce in all seasons. The small leaves can be thrown on the soil surface or inserted into the soil to grow independent plants. In addition, Huangli is often selected and cultivated into small potted plants or used as accessories to be planted in pots with other plants and decorated in indoor living rooms, study rooms, windowsills, etc., which can make people happy.
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