1、 Curing method

1. Flowerpot selection: the flowerpot for raising Buddha beads does not have to be too large, but it should have good air permeability. You can choose mud basin, tile basin, or porcelain basin with holes at the bottom

2. Substrate selection: the soil with strong permeability should be selected for the cultivation of Buddha beads. The soil can be mixed with rotten leaf soil and coarse sand in the ratio of 1:3. When loading the basin, a layer of cinder can be paved at the bottom to increase the air permeability of the soil

3. Water management: the leaves of Fozhu are plump and juicy with strong drought tolerance. Water the soil after it is dry, about once a week. In summer, the weather is hot and dry, and the roots are easy to rot, which is not suitable for frequent watering. You can spray water on the leaves or vines with a water spray pot

4. Nutrient management: to apply fertilizer to Fozhu, we should adhere to the principle of thin fertilizer and frequent application. During the peak growth period, we should apply thin liquid fertilizer dominated by nitrogen fertilizer every 15 days. At the same time, in order to make the leaves of Fozhu bright, you can also spray a small amount of nitrogen fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves

2、 Breeding skills

1. Pruning: it is necessary to often prune the new branches that grow out of it. In order to make the Buddha beads explode in the pot, you can use scissors to prune along the inner side of the flowerpot when pruning. After such pruning, the whole pot of Buddha beads will become more beautiful

2. Cutting: the soil for cutting should be moist and breathable. The healthy branches should be cut directly. After being placed in a cool and ventilated place for 1-3 days, they can basically survive after being inserted in the soil and placed in a ventilated place for about 20 days

3、 Diagnosis and treatment problems

1. Mites: Buddha beads are prone to mites in summer. They can be killed 1000 times with dicofol. In addition, it can maintain ventilation at ordinary times, increase leaf humidity and prevent diseases and pests

2. Rotten roots: it is drought resistant. Frequent watering will inhibit the respiration of roots. The amount of water should be controlled when watering. If the problem of rotten roots has not been improved, we can consider changing a pot of soil with strong permeability

4、 Other issues

1. Whether it can be cultured at home: Buddha beads are drought resistant, green and dripping all year round, have strong ornamental ability, the maintenance process is simple and easy to operate, and basically there are few diseases and pests, so they are more suitable for breeding at home

2. Rain: summer is the dormant season of Buddha beads. At this time, it grows slowly. In addition, the rain water may contain impurities, so try to avoid it from rain. If you accidentally get caught in the rain, strengthen ventilation to prevent root and leaf decay