How to grow Sedum sedum

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: Sedum is quite cold-resistant, but it can only withstand temperatures as low as minus five degrees Celsius. If the temperature is too low, the plant is likely to be frozen, so try to keep the temperature between fifteen and thirty degrees Celsius. Of course, its heat resistance is not very strong. If the temperature continues to rise in summer, it needs to be cooled down.

2. Watering: Sedum needs sufficient water for its normal growth, so that its branches and leaves will be fuller and greener. Otherwise, the branches and leaves will become shriveled and lose their ornamental value. However, it can tolerate drought in late spring and early summer. Do not over-water it at this time, otherwise it will affect its growth. You can water it normally in other seasons.

3. Light: Sedum needs sufficient warm sunlight for normal growth, and its color will also change with the light. If the light is sufficient, its color will turn yellow-green after fertilization. If it is planted in a dark environment, its color will turn dark green. If the light is seriously insufficient, the phenomenon of excessive growth will be very obvious.

4. Fertilization: Adequate nutrients can promote its analysis, so that it grows more vigorously. At the same time, it needs to be fertilized once a month. It is best to give it some decomposed manure, which is more conducive to absorption.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Reproduction: Cuttings and sowing are common methods. Cuttings are relatively simple and can be done in summer and autumn. Try to do cuttings in warm weather. It is best to sow on rainy or cloudy days, because the chances of seeds germinating will be higher.

2. Pruning: Sedum itself does not require drastic pruning, but there will often be some weeds around it, which will seriously affect its ornamental value, so these weeds need to be cleaned up. Of course, the yellowing branches and leaves also need to be cut off in time.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Disease: Disease rarely occurs, but stagnant water is likely to cause root and leaf rot of the plant, which can be controlled by spraying wettable powder.

2. Pests: Pests rarely occur. If snails appear, they can be eliminated manually.

IV. Other issues

1. Toxicity: It is non-toxic and can be planted on a large scale.

2. Can it be grown at home? Yes, it has good ornamental value and is also great for bonsai.