Commonly known as fire sacrifice

Fire sacrifice is commonly known as autumn fire lotus

Habit of fire sacrifice

Fire sacrifice is a succulent species of qingsuosaurus of Crassulaceae, and its growth period is in summer

Fire sacrifice is native to Africa. It likes warm, dry and semi cloudy environment. The most suitable growth temperature is 18 ~ 24 ℃

Fire sacrifice is drought resistant and afraid of ponding. During the growth period, it can be watered once a week to keep the basin soil slightly wet

The common breeding method of fire sacrifice: cutting

Maintenance skills of fire sacrifice

Change pots: change pots in early spring every year. If the plant grows too high, it can be pruned or picked when changing pots to keep it low

Watering: watering once a week during the growth period and once every 2 ~ 3 weeks at other times to keep the basin soil slightly moist. In winter, the plant is in semi dormant state, keep the basin soil dry, and avoid excessive humidity causing plant overgrowth and affecting plant type

Fertilization: fertilize once a month, select rotten organic fertilizer or special fertilizer for meat, and stop fertilization in winter

Hydroponic culture: cut 10 ~ 15cm branches in spring, insert them in water or sand, take root after 2 ~ 3 weeks, and then put them into glass bottles for culture. Pay attention to that the water level does not overflow the stems

Breeding method of fire sacrifice

Cutting: cut the full and full top stems and leaves, with a length of 3 ~ 4cm, insert them into the sand bed, control the room temperature between 18 ~ 20 ℃, and potted them after new leaves grow

Suggestions for planting combination: silver brocade and silver handball