How to grow peach egg into old piles and cliff piles

1. How to grow peach egg into an old pile

1. Flower pot: If you want to grow the peach egg plant into an old stump, the best way is to control its maintenance. First, you should choose a tall and thin flower pot with legs. The diameter of the flower pot should be smaller than the crown width of the peach egg plant.

2. Soil: 1/3 of the bottom of the pot is padded with expanded clay or larger granular stones, and the remaining 2/3 is filled with peat soil, perlite and various granular soils. The granular soil should account for 70% and the types can be mixed at will.

3. Watering: The key factor in growing the peach egg plant into an old stump is maintenance. You can observe the leaves of the peach egg plant at ordinary times. If the leaves are slightly wrinkled and no longer plump and round, you can water it.

4. Light: On the way of growing the plant, in order to prevent it from growing too tall, it needs to be exposed to more sunlight. The more light it gets, the better the color of the plant will be. It only needs to be blocked from the intense sunlight in summer.

5. Temperature: In order to make the peach egg better color, it is necessary to give it a larger temperature difference between day and night. In winter, the maintenance temperature should be kept above 10℃ to promote the safe wintering of succulents.

6. Ventilation: Pay attention to the ventilation of the maintenance environment all year round to avoid the occurrence of various diseases and pests of peach eggs. You can observe the stems of the peach eggs frequently. If black spots are found, cut them off in time.

2. How to grow peach eggs into cliff piles

If the peach egg is tall, you can find a rope, tie one end to the top of the peach egg stem, and tie a small stone on the other end. Use the weight of the stone to press the peach egg stem down until it is pressed into a cliff pile and then release it. It should be noted that when using heavy objects to press the peach eggs, the weight of the stone should be increased little by little to avoid breaking the peach eggs.