How to Plant fleshy Seedlings
Abstract: Steps for planting fleshy seedlings and some tips for their cultivation, let's take a look together.
Fleshy seedlings should be planted in loose, fertile soil with good drainage and aeration. It is recommended to use imported peat mixed with vermiculite, red jade soil and other granular media for maintenance. This can effectively prevent diseases and pests and prevent the plant from rotting.
Fleshy seedlings have poor tolerance to high temperatures and cold, but they have strong drought resistance and fear humid environments. There is no need to water them frequently during cultivation. Moreover, sufficient light is required for better growth of the seedlings.
Steps for Planting fleshy Seedlings
The steps for planting fleshy seedlings are relatively simple. First, trim the dead and rotting roots of the seedlings, cutting them a bit shorter.
Place them in a shaded area to wait for the wounds to heal before planting. You can also soak them in a potassium permanganate solution for 30 minutes, then remove and place them in a well-ventilated area to dry before planting.
Methods for Planting fleshy Seedlings
1. Potting:
For potting fleshy seedlings, choose a small, well-ventilated pot. Place a layer of pebbles at the bottom to enhance aeration and drainage. Terra cotta or tile pots are both fine.
Place the pot in a sunny area for sterilization, then plant the prepared seedlings in the potting soil.
2. Greenhouse:
When planting fleshy seedlings in a greenhouse, the temperature should be well controlled, and the planting action should be gentle to avoid damaging the roots. Press the soil around them and cover the top with a thin layer of soil. The potting soil should be slightly moist.
The above is a specific introduction to the methods of planting fleshy seedlings and the steps for growing them, hoping to provide some knowledge to netizens.