Methods and steps for laying pigeon eggs

Methods and steps for laying pigeon eggs

1. Soil requirements

It has high requirements for soil. If you want the pigeon egg succulent to adapt to the pot, don't plant it blindly, as it will cause it to lose its vitality. You need to plant the pigeon egg succulent in loose, well-drained soil. You can mix it with leaf mold, perlite, and coarse sand to make potting soil.

2. Proper lighting

When it comes to acclimatizing the pigeon egg succulent, it needs to be placed in a diffuse light environment. Do not let it be deprived of light for a long time, and do not expose it to the sun. If it is exposed to the sun, the pigeon egg succulent will become dehydrated, making it unsuitable for potted cultivation.

3. Topdressing fertilizer

During the process of acclimatization, pigeon egg succulent is prone to malnutrition, especially when the base fertilizer is insufficient. You can apply organic fertilizer to the pigeon eggs appropriately, but at the same time, it is not advisable to fertilize the pigeon eggs too much, otherwise the roots will not be able to adapt to the soil, which is not conducive to the acclimatization of the pigeon egg succulent.

4. Water appropriately

Generally speaking, pigeon egg succulents need to be watered appropriately to adapt to the pot. You can follow the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry. When the soil turns white, you can water it appropriately. If you water too much at one time, the roots of the pigeon egg succulents will rot, which is not conducive to the growth of the pigeon egg succulents.

Precautions for planting pigeon eggs

Before putting the dove egg plant in the pot, shake the soil lightly first. After shaking the soil clean, wash the roots with clean water, wash off the remaining potting soil on the top of the roots, and expose all the white roots.