What is the reason for the long foil of meat in winter? How to care for succulents?

What is fleshy aluminum foil? Foil is the "organ" for succulents to bloom and pollinate seeds. Foils do not always exist in succulents. According to their own needs, succulents can only sow when they bloom, pollinate and set pods in different seasons. Late spring and early summer are the most hidden swords, but if succulents continue to grow, they can also be hidden in other seasons. Some people say that succulents will die, but in fact some succulents will die, and most succulents will not die. Therefore, the problem of not cutting flowers must first distinguish which fleshy flowers will die.

Foils usually extend from the main branches or near the top of leaf buds of succulents. Sometimes people mistakenly think that the newly grown foil is a side bud. Some succulents are really difficult to identify, but there are still general identification methods. There is basically no foil growing at the bottom of succulents, and usually the lateral buds of succulents grow at the bottom. This is a good way to distinguish, but it is not 100%. This is a matter of opinion.

Foil has two results when it grows up. One is that the whole plant dies after flowering, pollination and sowing. For example, we know succulents, such as Mingjing, Purple Lotus and Song Hua. If you don't want to see succulents blossom and die, sprout when the foil is long.

The other is that flowering and pollination will not cause the whole plant to die, but it will consume a lot of bottom leaves, sometimes large leaves, which will also cause harm to succulents themselves. If you don't want to consume too many leaves, you can only cut them all off. Be careful not to hurt the leaves when cutting the sword. It's winter. After cutting the foil, it is best to apply antiseptic to the wound. It's safer this way The cut foil will not be wasted. We can take off the leaves of the foil and insert them. The success rate of rooting and germination is high.

Other fleshy flowers will not cause fleshy casualties, but will consume their own nutrition and a lot of leaves, so if you don't want to cut them, you should fertilize the fleshy meat and supplement the nutrition. Succulents pull out their foils in winter because they can pollinate and sow in spring and summer. We all know that spring and summer are the most active seasons for insects. The climate is warm and humid, suitable for insect growth and reproduction. There are bees, butterflies and other insects, and succulents can pollinate naturally in the natural environment. And the foil buds will pod when they are dry. This is all given by nature!

There is no low temperature in the producing area of succulents all year round. Even the cold temperature is 0. But insects are active in spring, summer, autumn and winter. In order to prevent rain from getting wet, pods will not be planted naturally. Basically, they should be pollinated and sown in late spring and early summer. The growth rate of meat itself is relatively slow, so it needs to grow a flower knife slowly in winter, and then pollinate and seed when insects are active in spring.