Echeveria Crispate Beauty
$3.10
1. Watering
Although the leaves of dumpling skin are not very thick, they can still store water and have a certain degree of drought resistance. It does not require frequent watering. Generally, after the soil is dry, it can be watered thoroughly. Do not water half of it, otherwise the roots will become dry and withered, and more ventilation is needed after watering.
2.Exposed cultivation
If conditions permit, dumpling skins can be placed outdoors for cultivation, as sufficient outdoor light is more helpful for the growth of dumpling skins. If there are no conditions for exposed cultivation, it is best to place them on the balcony in a well ventilated area, bask in the sun more, and add appropriate temperature differences to make dumpling skins more prone to damage.
3.soil
Dumpling skin with succulent texture is suitable for growing in soft and organic rich soil. When planting dumpling skin with succulent texture, it is necessary to use a mixture of sand, vermiculite, and field soil as the cultivation substrate, and change the pot soil every 1-2 years to maintain the normal growth of dumpling skin with succulent texture.
Precautions for maintaining dumpling skin
1. Temperature control: Dumplings with succulent skin prefer warmth, but are not resistant to heat and low temperatures. During breeding, if the surrounding temperature is above 30 degrees or below 10 degrees, it is difficult for them to grow. It is best to place dumpling skin with succulent skin in a constant temperature indoor environment and adjust the indoor temperature to between 15-30 degrees.
2. Watering method: Dumpling skin is succulent and not resistant to waterlogging. Overwatering can cause waterlogging and root rot. When raising dumpling skin with succulent meat, it is important to control the frequency of watering. It is best to wait for the soil surface to dry before watering. When watering dumpling skin with succulent meat, do not sprinkle it on the leaf center, otherwise it may cause rot.
