How to care for Qingli succulents

Qingli succulent growing conditions

The suitable growth temperature for Qingli succulent is 15-28 degrees. It likes light but cannot tolerate strong light. In the hot summer, Qingli needs to be shielded from strong light. It likes soil with good air permeability and drainage.

How to grow Qingli succulent

Qingli is relatively drought-resistant. Generally, it can be watered thoroughly once the soil is completely dry. Suitable soil should be used for cultivation. It prefers breathable soil, and soil with strong drainage and particles is better for cultivation. Except in summer, it can fully receive sunlight. When the sun is relatively sufficient, it needs to be shaded, and the cultivation temperature should also be controlled, not higher than 30℃ or lower than 5℃.

Qingli succulent watering

Qingli cannot tolerate waterlogging, so watering should be moderate. When the soil is dry or semi-dry, you can water it thoroughly. It is relatively drought-resistant, so there is no need and should not be any need to keep the soil moist for a long time, especially in summer, when waterlogging should not occur.

Fertilizing Qingli Succulents

Qingli succulents do not have a large demand for fertilizer and require less fertilizer. Generally, only some thin liquid fertilizer is needed. Be careful not to drip fertilizer on the leaves when applying fertilizer, and apply thin fertilizer frequently.

Qingli succulent pest and disease control

Common diseases of Qingli include rust and leaf spot, and common insect pests include scale insects and root-knot nematodes. During the disease period, spray omethoate emulsifiable concentrate or acaricide in time, spray once every 7 days, and spray 2-3 times in succession. You can also bury 15% iron chlorpyrifos granules in the soil.

How to grow Qingli succulents at home

An environment of 15-28℃ is most suitable for the growth of Qingli. Try not to let the temperature rise above 30℃ or fall below 5℃. Usually place it in a position where it can get sunlight all day long. There is no need to shade it except at noon in summer. Do not water it too much, just water it a little to prevent it from lacking water. It is recommended to use a mixture of peat soil and coarse sand as the flower soil.

Precautions for caring for succulent plants

Succulent plants are afraid of waterlogging and should not be exposed to waterlogging to avoid plant rot. When the soil in the pot is kept relatively dry, do not spray water on the leaves of the plant, otherwise it will be detrimental to the growth of the leaves. In summer, they should be placed in a ventilated and lighted place for maintenance, but not in direct sunlight.