Today, a meat friend asked Elder Tang: Is succulent vanilla better than Si to spend the summer? How should I raise it in the summer?
Looks pure vanilla bees
Vanilla bis is a succulent of the genus Sedum in the family Sedum, a hybrid of the genus Sedum, a hybrid of the clotted lotus and the night, whose leaves are round, spoon-shaped or oval, the leaf surface is smooth, covered with white frost, the leaf back is keel-like, the front end is sharply pointed, with a short leaf tip, the plant type is standard lotus-shaped, the usual leaf color is green, the leaf margin will be reddened in an environment with sufficient light and temperature difference, and the leaf surface will appear dark red blood filamentous markings, which is a highly recognizable blood-spotted succulent variety.
Vanilla bees of leaf bleeding spots
When you hear the name Vanilla Biss, the first thing that comes to mind is whether this succulent variety is fragrant or not? I have two pots of vanilla biss myself, and I can tell you responsibly: although it has the word "vanilla" in its name, it really has no fragrance, even if it is exposed to the sun like other succulents with fragrance, and if we break its leaves, we can only smell a faint grass-like smell.
Vanilla bis small old pile
Vanilla biss is a cross-genus hybrid of gelatinous and silent night, and gelatin is inextricably linked to Raul. What kind of succulent variety Raul is should be very clear to everyone, that is the top 10 big coffee on the succulent "Summer Must Die" list. As for the quiet night, it is even more unbelievable, at least it can be ranked in the top 5 on the succulent "summer must die" list, according to the reason, the children of the gelatinous lotus and the quiet night should be more difficult to raise, but from the actual maintenance is ugly, the maintenance difficulty of vanilla Biss is not high, and it is relatively easy to spend the summer.
No state of vanilla bees
Because vanilla is higher and easier to raise than Si, I specially raised two pots, one of which is an old pile that has been raised for several years, and I successfully rescued it after being infected with bituminous coal disease, while the other pot was taken from its side bud cuttings, and now it has grown into a multi-headed group state. From my experience in conservation, summer vanilla biss can be maintained as follows:
Vanilla bis old pile
One. High temperatures are properly shaded. Vanilla biss leaves are thick, the leaves have white frost protection, relatively speaking, it is still relatively resistant to sun, but it is also a small succulent variety, the maintenance time will grow longer stems, and its stems are not so sun-resistant, if the summer temperature is higher than 35 ° C and do not give it shade, then the part of the stem near the soil of vanilla biss will be dried up and shrunk, and then directly hung off.
Multi-headed herb biss in a herd state
Two. Control moisture and try not to get rainy. Although it is not difficult for vanilla to spend the summer, but in the case of too high temperatures, we still have to control the moisture for it, and try to avoid rain, otherwise if the potting soil is high and humid, vanilla biss will have leaves and leaves of water, as well as rotten roots and black rot. Of course, in the summer, I do not recommend that you give vanilla bis water, after all, the drought time is too long, its root system will die, and about 10-15 days along the edge of the basin to water it a small amount, which is a more safe practice in the summer high temperature weather.
Try not to let vanilla be drizzled in hot weather
If you are confident in your soil and ventilation conditions, then you don't have to be too careful about raising vanilla bees in summer, especially in the case of its root system is very developed, in addition to shading when the temperature is particularly high at noon, other times you can still let it bask in the sun, otherwise excessive shade of vanilla Biss will appear to spread the cake and the phenomenon of long length. And its moisture can also be adjusted according to the actual situation of the soil and temperature and the maintenance of the environment, like my vanilla Biss was still outside the rain a few days ago!
Vanilla Bees, which has a high appearance
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