How to breed the succulent red mouth

How to breed redmouth

When breeding small red-billed mullet, the most commonly used breeding method is division.

When the small red-billed plant is growing, new fleshy leaves will grow on the plant in spring every year. These fleshy leaves will stretch out the old leaves of the small red-billed plant and grow rapidly. In summer, they will shrink and crack again, and 2-3 small plants will grow. These small plants can be taken down for division and reproduction.

If the new young plants of the small red-billed plant are transplanted, they will survive quickly.

Precautions for breeding of small red mouth

When raising red-billed angelica, you must pay attention to the invasion of diseases and pests to prevent the plants from being harmed and dying.

When raising redmouth bass, the most common diseases are leaf spot and leaf rot. When a disease occurs, it can be treated in time by spraying the pesticide.

In addition, the small red mouth will also encounter damage from some pests, such as root-knot nematodes, ants, root mealybugs, etc., which can cause serious damage. When pests are found, you can replace the potting soil to reduce the further spread of pest damage, or you can use fungicides to irrigate the roots. In order to prevent ants, you can also use the method of using a pot to isolate the water to grow the small red-billed fish.

Take these measures to reduce the damage caused by diseases and pests to the little red-billed fish so that it can grow well.