The breeding methods and precautions of Maohanni

Maohanni is a variety of succulent plant with a very unique and cute shape. It has a relatively fat body, giving people a chubby feeling. Here are some tips on how to breed and what to pay attention to when breeding Mao Hanni.

1. Soil

Maohanni grows best in fast-draining granular soil. Use a commercial soil formulated specifically for growing succulents , or buy your own granular mix.

2. Lighting

Maohanni has a very high demand for light. Only under sufficient light conditions can Maohanni fully color. Maohanni can be roughly divided into two varieties: red Maohanni and green Maohanni. The depth of red Maohanni varies depending on the intensity of light. The more light, the darker and brighter the red. The less light, the lighter the red. Green Maohanni will not turn red no matter how much it is exposed to the sun.

3. Watering

The leaves of the maohanni are like a big meatball. It can store a lot of water but consumes very little, so you don’t need to water it too frequently. Usually, you should wait until the soil is completely dry before watering it thoroughly at one time. However, if the dryness and wetness of the soil cannot be accurately judged, you can observe the epidermis of the hairy lily. When there are slight wrinkles on the epidermis, you can water it thoroughly.

4. Fertilization

Don't fertilize the Maohanni too frequently. You can sprinkle some long-acting slow-release fertilizer on the surface of the potting soil every one or two months, or use some succulent nutrient solution.

5. Notes

The most important things in the maintenance of Maohanni are light and watering, especially during the shedding process of Maohanni. You must expose it to more sunlight and less water, otherwise the shedding process of Maohanni will be prolonged. The shedding process is also the most dangerous period for Maohanni, so you must remember to expose it to more sunlight and less water.

That’s it