How to raise succulent cow

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: The Woniu likes soil with sufficient nutrients and good air permeability. Because it is afraid of waterlogging, the soil also needs to have good drainage.

2. Temperature: Lying cattle like warmth, and the best temperature is between 13 and 21 degrees. It cannot tolerate severe cold in winter, so it must be protected from the cold, and it is best not to be below ten degrees.

3. Light: The cow likes plenty of light, but is afraid of strong light in summer. Provide good diffuse light during the growth period, shade in the summer, and good ventilation conditions. Good lighting will make its color look better.

4. Watering: During the growth period, you can provide the plant with sufficient water and water it when the soil is half dry. Don't water too much in summer, you can water once a week. Do not water too much during the winter when the temperature is low.

5. Fertilization: When the growth is vigorous, you can use some fertilizers specifically for succulents, but not too much.

2. Reproduction Methods

The main method of reproduction of Woniu is division. Choose an old perennial plant that has some side shoots growing out of it. After cutting them, you can insert them into the substrate and wait for them to sprout.

3. Change pots regularly

When the soil is lumpy or lacks nutrients, you can change the pot for the cowpea. After removing the plant from the pot, the root system needs to be trimmed, leaving the main roots and cutting off the very thin roots and rotten roots.