Cultivation methods and precautions of Sedum sedum

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: It requires the soil to have good drainage and air permeability. Flower lovers can prepare the soil by mixing garden soil + leaf mold + coarse sand. Such soil also has sufficient nutrients.

2. Watering: Try to provide it with a moist growing environment. You can water it more appropriately without causing water accumulation. In summer, it is best to water it in the morning and evening.

3. Fertilization: During its growth period, you can apply liquid fertilizer to it, preferably well-rotted one, and then dilute it with clean water for watering. It is enough to apply it once every half a month, and the concentration should not be too high.

4. Light: If the weather is good, you can maintain it outdoors in a location with good light conditions. The sun is quite strong in the summer, so you can provide proper shade to prevent it from being wilted by excessive exposure.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Pruning: When pruning Sedum sedum, cut off the diseased or wilted branches. In fact, you can prune at any time during maintenance. If you find messy branches, you can cut them off.

2. Reproduction: The reproduction of Sedum sedum is usually carried out by stem cuttings and leaf cuttings. The more suitable time is from September to May of the following year. This period is the stage when it grows more vigorously, and the survival rate of reproduction is relatively high. The method is very simple. Just cut the branches for cuttings, prepare the sand bed and insert them.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Gray mold: This is a disease that is relatively harmful to it. It must be prevented and controlled in time when it is discovered in the early stage. You can use carbendazim to spray it. The effect will be better if you persist in using the medicine.

2. Pests: The most common pest is whitefly. It is best to ventilate frequently to effectively avoid pest invasion. As soon as they are discovered, they should be sprayed with pesticides to kill them.

IV. Other issues

1. Can it be grown indoors? Sedum sedum is not very suitable for indoor cultivation because it has high requirements for light for growth. The sunlight entering through the glass will block most of the ultraviolet rays, and it is not as strong as growing under direct exposure.

2. Is it poisonous? Sedum sedum is not toxic at all. It is a very cute succulent plant. It not only has a unique shape, but also has good meaning. You can cultivate it with confidence.