How do you care for Haworthia cooperi? Master this one trick and growing your own is very easy

Original title: To care for Haworthia cooperi you only need to master this one trick, and you can grow Haworthia cooperi yourself; care is very simple!

Summary:

With Haworthia cooperi, as long as you master this one trick, you can harvest many pots of Haworthia cooperi in a month. It is simple and convenient, and the Haworthia cooperi that grows out is very plump and juicy. Haworthia cooperi is small and exquisite, with semi-transparent windows on its leaves. The longest leaves are thick and full, crystal clear and shimmering just like jade, extremely beautiful. To care for Haworthia cooperi you only need to master this one trick, and you can grow Haworthia cooperi yourself; care is very simple!

Among succulent enthusiasts it is very favored, and its popularity is also very high. If we want to grow Haworthia cooperi, what should we do? Haworthia cooperi can actually be propagated by sowing, and very quickly there will be a large number of Haworthia cooperi. We can propagate Haworthia cooperi by sowing; we can buy the seeds ourselves, but we can also pollinate them ourselves. To care for Haworthia cooperi you only need to master this one trick, and you can grow Haworthia cooperi yourself; care is very simple.

If pollinating by ourselves, when Haworthia cooperi blooms, we can find two Haworthia cooperi that are flowering at the same time. When pollinating, remove the petals and apply the pollen of one Haworthia cooperi to the other. After waiting a month for the Haworthia cooperi to set seed and mature, then sow. We need leaf mold soil, peat soil and vermiculite mixed in proportions as the sowing soil. Before using these soils, we need to expose them to the sun for sterilization. Our seeds should be soaked in clean water for 1 to 2 hours.

Then just sow them into the soil pot. We must maintain the time interval. We can seal the soaking pot with plastic wrap, and poke some holes in the pot where the seeds are soaked for ventilation. After a week, seedlings will grow. When planting Haworthia cooperi, during the seedling stage we must keep its potting soil moist. Once the leaves of the Haworthia cooperi grow to about 1 cm, we can gradually give it some sun. Haworthia cooperi must be placed in a relatively bright place for care.

It cannot be exposed to strong sun; if it is exposed to strong sun, it will turn white and dry up. The principle for watering is also: do not water if not dry, and when watering, water thoroughly. If the leaves are dry and flat, we can choose to grow it covered. We can use a transparent drink bottle to cover the plant, increasing the humidity around the plant, which can make the leaves of Haworthia cooperi plump and very transparent. When Haworthia cooperi is beautiful, it is really stunning. We must grow a pot of Haworthia cooperi at home.

The suitable growing temperature for Haworthia cooperi is 15 to 25 degrees; at 10 degrees we keep it controlled between 70 and 90. Mainly in the Yangtze River Delta region, the most suitable temperatures are in spring and autumn. It is when Haworthia cooperi grows rapidly. Usually the sap in its body cannot fill it in time, so it will be like a balloon without enough air, with a surface like it has been coated with a powdery white luster. Slightly toward summer, when the temperature rises, Haworthia cooperi will soon enter its dormant period, the surface turns white and transparency decreases. To care for Haworthia cooperi you only need to master this one trick, and you can grow Haworthia cooperi yourself; care is very simple.

In winter the temperature should be above 5 degrees; growth is slow, which is a semi-dormant state. The sap in its body is full, like a balloon with enough air, and the glossiness is high. For watering Haworthia cooperi at different times of the year, the temperatures in spring and autumn are more suitable. We can observe that when Haworthia cooperi begins vigorous growth, it shows that the root system is relatively strong. We can wait until the potting soil is dry before watering; the pot can be placed in a ventilated spot and blown for a few days to remove the remaining water in the potting soil, then grow it covered. In summer the temperature is relatively high, and Haworthia cooperi will stop growing. We also need to keep the potting soil moist.

Conclusion: For planting Haworthia cooperi, as well as mixing soil and potting up, we can first place relatively large granules at the bottom of the pot so the root system can spread out. Hold the Haworthia cooperi with one hand and pour in the soil along the wall with the other, using akadama granular soil mixed with a small amount of peat and vermiculite. Some people think that after a long time the akadama will crumble and harden; we can use one part hard akadama soil of the Nihon Line type, which is beneficial for growth. After potting up the Haworthia cooperi, we can spray it with water from a spray bottle to make the soil surface moist, then place it in a cool, ventilated place. After 3 to 5 days, once it has settled in, it can receive normal light. Haworthia cooperi like this should all be grown at home.