Today, a meat friend asked Elder Tang: What is the difference between succulent high tea and light snow?
High tea raised by meat friends
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > succulent tea is not light snow? </h1>
The name Gaocha has rarely been heard before, but we know that after a certain variety in the domestic succulent market enters a saturated state, there will be a succulent variety that looks very similar to it, but the name is not the same, such as pudding and Mingyue, green apple and Scarlett, flamingo and silk veil, etc. As for why this is so, everyone knows it.
Light snow for multi-headed colonies
The succulent of high tea, whether from the plant type or leaf shape, is almost exactly the same as light snow, but in a better state, but if our climate environment is not good, or the maintenance environment is poor, then even the most beautiful high tea will eventually develop light snow. So I personally think that high tea is actually the light snow that is controlled or out of the state, and now the light snow on the market cannot be sold, and the high tea should be born from time to time, if you like it, we may wish to spend a lower price to start a light snow to control the breeding.
Meat lovers start with high tea
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" > succulent light snow and Princess Mononoke:</h1>
Light snow originally had its own "meat", it is said that a domestic merchant from South Korea to introduce peach beauty and moon hybrid varieties when looking at its elegant and white leaves, it took a name called "light snow", but look back found that there are already succulents called light snow abroad, how to do it? Another name, of course! So the succulent light snow we now know has been renamed Princess Mononoke. However, as this variety becomes more and more popular in China, everyone's first reaction to light snow is Princess Mononoke, so we ordinary players do not need to dwell on this problem.
Light snow small old pile
Since high tea is light snow, and now light snow is princess mononoke, we can basically determine that the three of them are the same kind of succulent. If you want to start, remember to start with only one of them, and choose the cheapest one (you can pick the state and appearance), and you must not start with all three. I have met meat friends who have bought it three times before, and when I bought them home to raise them, I found that they grew longer and more similar, so I remembered to ask if I was pitted.
Light snow out of the state
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="23" > considerations for light snow conservation:</h1>
Although the light snow is very good to raise, in the southern region of the summer pure dew can be successfully spent in the summer, but in order to raise it better, we still have to pay attention to the following maintenance details.
One. Plant in high pots. No matter what kind of way light snow is raised, it will definitely grow into a cliff pile in the end, so unless we raise light snow seedlings, it is best to plant directly with high pots, which can make it grow better and avoid the trouble of changing pots many times.
Light snow cliff piles
Two. If you want to make the light snow burst pot with soil particle ratio can not be too low. After cultivating the old pile, the speed of the light snow burst side buds will become slower, and it will be more difficult to let it burst when the time comes. On the other hand, if we use 50-60% of the particle ratio of the pot soil to raise it in the early stage, the state of light snow may be a little worse, but the speed of the pot is absolutely leveraged, and after it bursts the pot, we can change the soil with high particles to control the cultivation.
Light snow in a bursting basin
Three. In summer, dew is indispensable for water exposure. It is true that the light snow skin is sun-resistant, but it is based on the fact that the potted soil is not short of water. If the potting soil has been completely dried and we have exposed the light snow in the summer, it will not only be sunburned, but also may be directly sunburned.
Pure dew-raised light snow
Four. If the potting soil is found to be compacted, the pot should be changed in time. I have observed a lot of succulent varieties similar to light snow, such as autumn li, blue apple, first love and Ji Shu Yue, etc., they are more sun-resistant in the case of loose pot soil, if the pot soil has appeared seriously compacted, then remember to shade, and the temperature is right to change the pot in time, otherwise even if there is no problem this year, by next summer, if you are not careful, you will be sunburned to the stem wilting, and then die directly.
Light snow demon pile
This article is original by Elder Tang Succulent Notes (some pictures from the Internet), welcome to pay attention, take you along with long knowledge!
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