The succulent plants were exposed to a "thunderstorm" and grew wildly out of the pots and turned into bunches of grapes!

If you want to get caught in a thunderstorm, the temperature must be right first

Spring is here, the temperature rises, and when the outdoor temperature is no less than 10 degrees, succulent lovers who keep succulents indoors can move them outdoors to bask in the sun. If they can get a shower of spring rain, which is as precious as oil, it would be perfect, and the succulents will grow rounder.

Why does Rourou get fatter after being caught in the rain?

Most succulent lovers know that succulents should be kept outdoors away from rain as much as possible, otherwise they will easily cause root rot, sun spots, waterlogging of leaves and other symptoms. Why did this flower lover say that the succulents he raised grew fatter and fatter after being exposed to a thunderstorm?

1. Form nitrates that are beneficial to the growth of meat

During thunderstorms, the nitrogen in the air will form nitric acid, which will mix with the rain and fall into the potting soil. This flower lover uses leaf mold to grow succulents. The nitric acid in the rain falls into the leaf mold and forms nitrates. Nitrates can make the succulents grow fast and round.

When there is a thunderstorm, if the soil is not leaf mold, you can also sprinkle some wood ash on the surface of the pot in advance. This way, the rain will fall on the wood ash and form nitrates, making it difficult for the succulents not to grow fat!

2. Increase soil oxygen content and sterilize the soil

Ozone is formed in thunderstorms. After ozone dissolves in rainwater, it is reduced to oxygen. When rain falls on the soil, it can increase the oxygen content in the soil and also has a sterilizing effect on the soil.

If you get caught in a thunderstorm, pay attention to these!

Giving succulents some thunderstorms is beneficial to their growth, but they cannot be exposed to the rain casually. Flower lovers must pay attention to these precautions!

1. Don’t go directly to the sun after the rain

If the sun comes out soon after a thunderstorm, flower lovers should quickly find a piece of absorbent cloth to wipe the water off the leaves, put them in a sunny but well-ventilated place, and wait until the soil is dry before moving them out to dry in the sun. If there is water on the leaves, it will turn into sun spots when exposed to the sun, which is ugly!

2. Thunderstorms occur 1-2 times a year at most

Succulents can be exposed to thunderstorms at most 1-2 times a year. If it happens more often, the leaves will become waterlogged and die. Flower lovers should not be greedy.

3. After the rain, pour some nutrient solution

After a thunderstorm, you can water some homemade fruit peel nutrient solution or succulent-specific nutrient solution to make the succulents grow faster, have stronger root systems, and gain weight in minutes!

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