The characteristics of the molting of the red-billed

The characteristics of the molting of the red-billed

When breeding, the small red-billed fish will shed its skin.

When the little red-billed lily blooms, in the afternoon when the weather is relatively clear, the corolla of the little red-billed lily will grow very large and even cover the entire plant, but in the evening, the petals will gradually close. This phenomenon will last for about 7 days. After the flowers of the little red-billed lily wither, after the entire winter, in the spring of the second year, the little red-billed lily will begin to split and shed its skin.

When the little red-billed water lily is molting, new plants will slowly grow out and drill out from the cracks at the top of the leaves of the old plant. During the entire molting process of the little red-billed water lily, the old plant can provide nutrients for the growth of the new plant. When the nutrients are exhausted, it will gradually wither and can shed after the new plant has fully grown. After molting, the little red-billed eagle will slowly enter its summer dormancy period.

Precautions for the little red mouth to shed its skin

During the period when the little red-billed plant is shedding its skin, it is important to stop fertilizing and control watering so that the old plant can dry up as soon as possible. Some flower lovers may choose to remove the old plants when the little red-billed shrub is molting. If the operation is done well, it can be exposed to light as soon as possible and grow well, but you need to be more careful to avoid hurting the young plants.

After the little red-billed plant finishes molting, it needs to be top-dressed, preferably with compound fertilizer, so that it can grow well and make the plant stronger.