Common Problems in Sowing Succulent Plants Snow Lotus

Preventing seeds from falling over when sowing snow lotus

When sowing snow lotus, be careful to prevent the seeds from falling over. When sowing snow lotus, the tip of the seed is usually facing downwards, which makes it easier for the seedling to germinate but the seedling is weaker. If the tip is facing upwards, it is not easy for the seedling to germinate.

Therefore, when sowing, the seeds should be placed flat so that they can germinate easily, grow healthily, and not fall over easily.

When sowing snow lotus, pay attention to putting it in a cap when it emerges from the soil.

Many seeds will have caps when they emerge from the soil, which will greatly affect the growth of the plants.

This phenomenon mainly occurs because the soil is too loose or the soil in the pot is too dry. You need to pay attention to keeping the soil moist to prevent poor plant growth.

Pay attention to reasonable fertilization when sowing snow lotus

Generally, when cultivating snow lotus, you should pay attention to reasonable fertilization, and the three elements of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium should be balanced so that it can grow well.

Generally speaking, nitrogen fertilizer is more suitable in spring, phosphorus fertilizer is more suitable in summer, and potassium fertilizer is more suitable in autumn. Apply some flower fertilizer during the flowering period to promote flowering and prolong the flowering period.

Pay attention to the prevention and control of diseases and insect pests when sowing snow lotus

Generally speaking, snow lotus is more susceptible to diseases and pests during the seedling period, and if you pay attention, it will affect the growth of the plant.

Common diseases that occur are damping-off and damping-off.

When sowing snow lotus, pay attention to soil disinfection and keep it free of water.