Eight thousand generations of succulents is suitable for growing in a warm and humid environment of the plant, breeding needs loose and fertile soil, the right amount of water to supplement, usually you can use your watering can to spray around it with water mist, while with moderate light and fertilizer, you can breed better, the following specific introduction to you.
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1. Lighting
During the Yachiyo succulent growth period, 10 hours of light per day should be guaranteed, and in summer, it is necessary to properly shade and avoid strong direct sunlight to avoid sunburn. In winter, it can be placed in a location with sufficient indoor light conditions.
2. Temperature
The growth temperature of Yachiyo succulents is 18-28 degrees Celsius, and the summer temperature cannot exceed 33 degrees Celsius, and cooling measures can be taken and ventilation is often taken. In winter, the temperature should not be lower than 5 degrees Celsius to avoid frost damage.
3. Water
During the growing season, it is necessary to wait until the soil is dry before watering, and water it all at once. The amount of watering should not be too much to avoid the phenomenon of stagnant water and rotten roots. In winter and summer, the amount of watering should be reduced appropriately, and the watering can be done morning and evening in summer, and the best watering is at noon in winter.
4. Fertilize
During the growing period, diluted nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizers, or specialized flower fertilizers, are required every 7-10 days. The rest of the time can be applied in small amounts to avoid over-fertilization caused by fertilizer problems.
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1. Flowering treatment
After eight thousand generations of succulent flowering, it is necessary to cut off some of the flowers to avoid the plant from consuming a lot of nutrients, and eventually dry and yellowing due to insufficient nutrients.
2. Leaf color
The succulents of the Eight Thousand Generations grow brightly colored and require sufficient light conditions, and when properly replenished with water, the branches and leaves will turn orange.