The difference between mage peacock and peacock brocade

Peacock owner: alias Black Magic Lotus Palm, a succulent plant of Saxifragaceae, Sedum, Lotus Palm and Lotus Palm series, with unknown origin. The low and fleshy ground cover plants do look a little smug from the plant morphology, but the Latin name literally translates as firecrackers, firecrackers, and the market is hot, so there are wild girls everywhere. Some people call it Cabernet Sauvignon. There is this variety, but there are still differences between the two varieties.

Color classification: red _ green

Classification of stem shape: erect

Classification of leaf order: verticillate

Leaf shape classification: ellipse

Light demand: medium and strong

Growth rate: medium

Training difficulty: medium.

Suitable temperature: 22℃ 6℃

Acid-base range: 6.4±0.6(pH value)

Plant characteristics of peacock master;

She is a common inky mage, with dark leaves, height and width of about 40cm, thin leaves, cold tolerance and clumping, and is a hybrid of lotus leaf palm and inky mage. The leaves are green, purple and red. Compared with other varieties of lotus, it has a tough character, amazing dark color and attractive appearance. The Latin name of black magic is Aeonium_Black_Magic, but some players have carefully studied and found that it is actually the same variety.

Peacock master's cultivation method:

Green leaves with red tips. Can tolerate full sunshine or semi-cold maintenance. Drought-tolerant, dry but not wet, can withstand the low temperature of about -4℃, but it can't last long. Because of its high survival rate and strong vitality, some players use it as a grafting model, which looks good. It seems that beheading as a grafting pile is also a good way to play. Players who like challenges can try it.

Breeding mode of Peacock Master:

In particular, the head can be shot, and the position of the head is random. It's just a headshot maniac, and it's growing faster. You can use headshots to divide plants for reproduction.

Peacock master flowering form: yellow flowers in spring.