Can succulents stay as forever sprite-like as Zhou Xun?
"Story of Yanxi Palace" has wrapped up, "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" has seen its reputation turn around, and the palace intrigue is getting better and better. Has Zhou Xun's acting saved her face?
As soon as "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" began airing, Zhou Xun attracted a flood of criticism. Please, everyone, spare 43-year-old Zhou Xun. Apart from her face looking a little plumper, everything else is still about the same as before! Her eyes are still so full of spirit, and her voice is very distinctive with high recognizability.
Sometimes we seem to demand too much of actors. As for looks, Zhou Xun really is a rare breath of fresh air in the entertainment industry!
Even the succulents we carefully cultivate can wither. As time goes by, how can anyone avoid aging?
If you want your succulents to be like sprites, then after officially entering autumn, there is some care knowledge you must understand, just like the heat brought by the autumn tiger that really should not be underestimated.
For succulents, different seasons have different care requirements.
It is just like how many succulent lovers' plants did not die in the hot midsummer, but died right after the start of autumn.
So how do we let succulents safely get through the invasion of the autumn tiger and always stay like sprites?
Then you need to listen to your senior properly explain how to care for succulents in autumn~
Autumn tiger
In meteorology, it refers to weather above 35°C after the end of the three fu periods when short-term heat returns.
It generally occurs between August and September.
The weather is characterized by cool mornings and evenings and high-temperature scorching sun in the afternoon.
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Shading
The autumn tiger is hot and sunny, and succulents are very afraid of it.
So while enjoying the sunbath, you need to provide shade for succulents.
Because with all-around, no-dead-angle, all-day sun exposure, in just a few days the succulents really will turn into dried meat. Yo
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Step by step
Remember *succulent seedlings cannot be exposed to scorching sun. Ones like those sown only in spring, or those that only took root and survived in summer, these are all young seedlings and absolutely must not be exposed to scorching sun!
Young seedlings are just like little children, with poor resistance.
If you want to give seedlings sunlight, you must guard against the autumn tiger.
Do not let them make it safely through summer only to die at the hands of the autumn tiger!
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Pests
If succulents encounter pests, remember not to spray pesticide during the day!
Because the chemical effect of the pesticide is stronger in sunlight, it easily damages the leaves.
Also pay attention to the concentration.
It is recommended to choose the cool and ventilated evening for spraying.
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Fertilizing
In autumn, most succulents enter their growing period. To make succulents grow better, adding fertilizer is one of the most common methods for succulent lovers.
What needs attention is the fertilizer concentration. If the concentration is too high + the temperature is too high, fertilizer burn is likely to occur.
It is recommended to dilute the fertilizer concentration or use slow-release fertilizer.
Your senior suggests that it is more appropriate to wait until the autumn tiger has passed before starting to increase fertilizer.
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Watering
The sunlight of the autumn tiger is too strong, and succulent sunburn and scorch problems easily occur.
When we normally water succulents, do not let water droplets splash onto the leaves, because the remaining moisture plus overly strong sunlight easily harms succulents.
Do not water around noon when the temperature is too high, to avoid rot caused by sudden temperature changes.
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