What is futility
Therefore, we have to mention the concept of "futility". Generally, in winter, we have to move the meat cultivated outdoors to indoors. In this way, after a few days, you will find that the plants you cultivate have grown tall, and there is no appearance of succulent plants, which affects the beauty. This is the phenomenon of plant overgrowth p>
Futile reason
As we all know, this kind of plants like sunshine, warm and dry growth environment. On weekdays, we will pay attention to placing them in sunny places such as outdoor, indoor or balcony for cultivation, but we often ignore this in winter. In addition, there are few sunny days in winter, which makes the time for plants to receive light seriously insufficient, which will lead to the growth of plants p>
What if you find the apprentice
In fact, there is an obvious omen for the overgrowth of plants. For plants like cherry crystal, if you find that their leaf centers turn white, you should pay attention. If no measures are taken at this time, the plant will grow in vain. This requires us to pay more attention to them at ordinary times. Although these plants are very easy to feed, once they grow in vain, they will become ugly and affect our mood. At this time, as long as the plant is moved to a sunny place, it will return to the previous crystal state after a period of time p>
In addition to the direct reason of insufficient light conditions, we can also control the trend of overgrowth by inhibiting the amount of watering. In case of overgrowth of plants, proper control of watering can be considered while placing them in the most suitable maintenance environment. Although we can't do anything about the parts that have been too long, as long as we pay attention, the newly grown parts on the top of the plant will still remain in a crystal compact state. If we continue to cultivate, we will get a unique shape different from other plants in a period of time! Of course, in addition to the above methods, the newly growing part on the top can also be cut and re cultured p>