Written by Maggie
Dec 02 2020
In the process of breeding Sedum spurium, mixed soil of peat, vermiculite and perlite can be selected as the culture soil. Adequate light treatment should be given every day during the growth period, and the temperature should be controlled at about 20 ~ 30℃. In the spring and autumn and winter festivals to maintain the principle of not to do not water, water is watered thoroughly. When the temperature is above 35℃ or below 5℃, the amount of water will be reduced.
Sedum spurium prefers to grow in soil that is breathable and loose and drained. The red pottery basin that is breathable can be chosen when family potted, fill later a few culture soil, basically give priority to the mixed soil of peat soil, vermiculite, perlite. Before the basin on the bottom pad of some bone powder or decayed organic fertilizer particles, in order to serve as long-term fertilizer.
The Sedum spurium prefers warm, sunny conditions. Give adequate daily light treatment during growth. Also control the temperature in 20 ~ 30℃ or so. Good light and a wide temperature difference make the stems and leaves more colorful and the plant shape more compact and beautiful. After entering winter, it is transferred to indoor cultivation.
Watering management is one of the methods and precautions for Sedum Spurium. Sedum Spurium prefers to grow in moist conditions. In the spring and autumn and winter festivals to maintain the principle of not to do not water, water is watered thoroughly. Keep the plants in a cool place during the summer and keep the air high in humidity. When the temperature is above 35℃ or below 5℃, the amount of water will be reduced.
Because the root system of Sedum spurium is shallow, try to plant it in shallow pots. If you choose too large a pot, it will affect the growth of the plant. After that, they should be changed according to the growth of the plant to facilitate the normal growth of the root system.
During growth, the lower leaves shed to varying degrees over time, which is a normal metabolic phenomenon. When the nodes are bare, they can be trimmed to encourage branching and new growth.