Lithops MIX
$4.29
1. Root trimming
Before shipping, the seller will air dry the roots before shipping. After receiving it, everyone needs to check the roots to see if they need to be pruned. The longer the year of the stone flower, the shorter the pruning length. Generally, stone flowers that have been growing for more than 3 years can have a main root of about 0.5-1cm, and the capillary roots on the roots can be trimmed to expose the white fiber part. After rooting, the meat can be left to air in a cool and ventilated place for about a day before being served in a basin, which is more conducive to rooting.
2 Soil
Stone flowers have high soil requirements, such as good drainage and strong air permeability. They should not be soaked in wet soil for a long time.
3 Watering
Watering is actually a very simple matter. Newcomers should not be afraid of water supply when entering the pit, because the difference between stone flowers and succulent plants is that they must be supplied with water before being potted. Without water supply, they will not take root. After taking the basin, it becomes even simpler, without wilting or water supply. Speaking of which, you must control your little hands
Shihua is easier to cultivate than other succulent plants because it is small and requires less water. Therefore, the average daily water supply frequency exceeds half a month before giving water. The correct approach is to observe the wrinkles on the side of the PP before giving water. Shihua has strong drought resistance, drought resistance, and high heat resistance, so it is not afraid to buy wilted farts. On the contrary, it is difficult to feed small year farts that are stimulated by large amounts of water and fat.
There is one thing to pay special attention to when watering. In the hot summer and still hot autumn, we usually choose to water the PP in the evening or early morning after the sun sets. In a greenhouse with particularly high temperatures, we only water ourselves after 10 pm, and remember not to water during the scorching midday s
