Sowing and propagation of fleshy bulb
Seeding propagation is the most commonly used method for the propagation of succulent plants. It often chooses to sow in autumn p>
The seeds of the bulb are relatively small. Sow the seeds on the seedbed, and the seedbed can choose the appropriate sandy soil. After sowing, the seeds need to be covered with glass sheets to avoid being washed away when watering. For the light bulb of sowing, when the seedlings are not out, the way of bleeding water can be used for watering, that is, put the flowerpot in the flowerpot filled with water and let the water slowly soak the soil. When the seedlings of the bulb come out, this method can also be used for watering p>
In the early stage of seedling growth, the phenomenon of seedling staggering often occurs, and the root is easy to be exposed. Generally, when this happens, you can cover the root with small tools such as toothpicks and straighten the fallen plants p>
Ramet propagation of fleshy bulb
Light bulbs usually start to grow in autumn, and plants will breed new plants in the body in winter and spring. Under normal circumstances, a light bulb will only breed a new plant, and sometimes it can be divided into two, one into two, or even multiple. Here is a group. If light bulbs can grow in groups, these new plants can be taken down for ramet propagation. However, because light bulbs are more fleshy and difficult to grow in groups, and groups also have different ornamental effects, most will let them grow if it is not necessary to divide them. Therefore, to reproduce light bulbs by plants, it depends on whether they are in groups p>