1、 Growth habit of fleshy mirror

Before breeding, we must understand the growth habits of the mirror. This is the first step in breeding any plant and flower! The origin of Mingjing is in the Canary Islands. The climate in this area is dry and hot in summer, with little rain and mild and humid in winter. Therefore, Mingjing likes to grow in a cool and dry environment and needs plenty of sunshine. It can withstand semi cool and arid environment, but can not be affected by floods

2、 How to raise a fleshy mirror

Next, let's take a look at how to raise it. Xiaobian summarized some contents for your reference

1. Watering

When watering the mirror, we must pay attention to the principle that if the soil is not dry, it will not be watered. When watering, it must be watered thoroughly. We must avoid ponding, otherwise its root will rot

2. Illumination

The mirror needs plenty of sunshine, especially in winter. It should be placed indoors in a place with good light and ventilation. Lack of sunshine will make its leaves yellow

3. Temperature

The minimum growth temperature of the mirror can not be lower than about 10 degrees Celsius, so that it can grow normally. However, if it is lower than this temperature, it must be watered less to keep the basin soil dry, so that it can sleep safely. The minimum tolerance temperature of the mirror is 5 degrees Celsius. If it is lower than 5 degrees Celsius, it will lead to the death of the whole plant

4. Soil

Mingjing likes fertile, loose and well drained soil. It can be prepared by mixing garden soil and river sand. Of course, some bone meal can be added to increase calcium in the soil. In general, you should turn the mirror once every two years after the spring

5. Summer management

In summer, when the temperature is high, the mirror will grow very slowly or completely stop growing. At this time, it must be placed in a well ventilated and cool place. It must not be exposed to the hot sun, and no one can pour too much, let alone be exposed to the rain, so as to prevent the mirror from rotting. Don't fertilize again in summer. When the temperature drops down slowly, you can resume normal water and fertilizer management in autumn