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How to care for succulents in summer? Four sun-loving varieties recommended
Summer is coming. Flower lovers who want to grow a few sun-loving succulents in this season, please open your eyes wide and take a look at the introduction I have prepared for you below. Among the huge succulent family, there are many that, although they love...
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A succulent's stem turning black is not necessarily black rot, it could also be lignification
In succulent care, misunderstandings are inevitable. Some friends think a blackened stem means black rot. Many growers have encountered this: suddenly finding that the part of their succulent's stem in the soil has turned black, and a purplish black at that, so...
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How to grow succulent plants and flowers, take a look if you don't know how
How to grow succulent plants and flowers, take a look if you don't know how
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What to do when succulent leaves shrivel? Finding the cause is key
If you notice that the succulent plants you are growing have shriveled leaves, please do not panic first. Take a look at what is causing the shriveling, or maybe it is just a false alarm.
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How do you tell the Echeveria elegans (Moon Shadow) succulents apart so you don't misidentify them?
Text and images: Qingmeng. Many succulent lovers have been growing Echeveria elegans (Moon Shadow) succulents for more than half a year and still cannot tell them apart. Today the editor will talk about the Echeveria elegans (Moon Shadow) line of succulents. The Echeveria elegans line is part of the Echeveria genus...
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Crassula rogersii: A succulent with a lovely name and a beautiful form
Crassula rogersii is a succulent in the Crassulaceae family, genus Crassula, native to a dry river valley in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. Crassula rogersii has upright stems that can reach 30 cm tall, branches easily, and grows into a large cluster. The leaves are green, oval...
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Why Succulent Leaves Wither and Turn Black, and What to Do About It
Black rot and decay are among the most common diseases in succulents, usually caused by a fungal infection brought on by overwatering or an overly humid growing environment. Most succulents grow in desert climates and are adapted to extremely arid growing...
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Creeping sedum is a succulent plant in the genus Cremnosedum of the family Crassulaceae
Text and photos: Zhijiansha. Creeping sedum, a succulent plant in the genus Cremnosedum of the family Crassulaceae, is native to Mexico, growing in rock crevices at 1200-2100 m elevation, and has a brief dormant period in summer. Its plant height can reach 15-20 cm, and its leaves are arranged in a rosette...
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8 reasons why succulents drop their leaves, pay close attention to the first 5
The day before yesterday, a gardening friend asked Xiao Jingzhi Life why their succulent was dropping leaves, so Xiao Jingzhi Life put together several factors behind succulents dropping leaves, and today let's study them together. 1. Lack of light and etiolation Sufficient light is one of...
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Want your succulents to fill the pot? Here's how you need to handle them
Getting succulents to fill a pot is no simple matter. First, they have to be in a good environment suited to their growth. Only then can you ensure the plants grow healthily. We often see that in the "cheat zones" for succulents, many of them are large old stems or multi-headed plants that have filled their pots. This shows that succulents producing heads is closely tied to their environment.
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