Cultivation methods and precautions of Sedum concave

Cultivation methods and precautions of Sedum concave

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: It is relatively cold-resistant and likes to grow in a semi-shady environment. The temperature of the soil should be kept between 20 and 23 degrees, which is conducive to the rooting of the plants. The maintenance temperature should be controlled below 30 degrees, so that the plants will grow better.

2. Watering: Before the plant grows roots, it needs to be watered more often because the growth process consumes a lot of water. Generally, it is watered every other day. After roots grow, its growth is more stable and watering needs to be properly controlled. Generally, watering once or twice a week is enough.

3. Fertilization: The consumption of nutrients is relatively high during the growing period, so fertilizer is needed every two weeks. No fertilizer is needed during the non-growing period. Fertilization is needed once before winter to ensure a safe winter.

4. Light: It cannot withstand exposure to the sun, so the lighting method should be mainly diffuse light, and the daily lighting time should not be less than six hours. During the non-growing season, the lighting time can be reduced appropriately to four hours a day.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Reproduction: It can be propagated by stem cuttings. First, cut a stem segment of about ten centimeters from a healthy mother plant, remove the lower leaves, and after the incision is slightly dry, insert it into the prepared culture medium. It will generally take half a month to twenty days to take root.

2. Clean the garden: Clean its growing environment more often, which can greatly reduce the occurrence of diseases, pests and insects.

3. Problem Diagnosis

1. Pests: It is more susceptible to scale insects. If found, it needs to be sprayed with fifty to one hundred times the existing emulsion.

2. Disease: If the branches and leaves turn yellow and rot, it is mostly caused by improper watering. You need to dig out the roots, clean the rotten parts of the roots, disinfect the incisions, and then replant them in the soil after drying them slightly. Place them in a cool place for maintenance. After they recover, you can cultivate them normally.

IV. Other issues

1. Can it be cultivated indoors? It does not have high requirements for the maintenance environment, whether it is the soil or the maintenance temperature, etc., the requirements are very low, which is more in line with the conditions for home cultivation. Therefore, it can be cultivated indoors.

2. Edibility: It cannot be eaten directly, but the whole plant can be used as medicine, for detoxification, treatment of injuries, etc.

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