Succulents cover the walls and roof so abundantly they can only be used to feed chickens
Many plant lovers have been worrying lately. Summer is not even halfway over, and the succulents at home are already nothing but empty pots! Today, Huahua takes everyone to see those succulents that grow vigorously without any care at all. The comparison is simply heartbreaking!
Wall-climbing Pachyveria 'Clavifolia'
The first one Huahua wants to talk about is, naturally, the tough and thick-skinned Pachyveria 'Clavifolia'! On rooftops and along eaves, Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' can be seen everywhere. At this rate of climbing walls, within 1-2 years, it will have conquered the entire roof!
Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' can be considered one of the tougher succulents. Toss it casually into the yard, and going from one plant to a whole patch is no problem at all!
Care tips:
1. Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' loves sunlight. Normally it must be placed on a south-facing balcony with good light to get plenty of sun. Of course, if it is kept in the yard, there is nothing to worry about at all.
2. In summer, pay attention to ventilation. If watering is needed, it is best to wait until the potting soil is completely dry before watering.
Wall-climbing cactus, no need to buy security bars!
The first time Huahua saw a wall-climbing cactus, there was simply no way to describe it. With a cactus like this climbing the wall at home, you can even save on security bars!
Cactus is simply a very easy plant to grow. If Huahua says even a plant killer can grow it well, then probably no one would argue, right?
Care tips:
1. Cactus is drought-tolerant, so the soil must be a loose, breathable sandy soil to prevent water accumulation in the pot from causing root rot.
2. Cactus has relatively low fertilizer needs. About once every 2-3 months, apply 1 dose of nitrogen-containing liquid fertilizer, and supplementing a bit of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer is sufficient.
Wall-climbing Graptopetalum paraguayense, no need to buy curtains!
Rivalling Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' in ease of care and also suitable as a curtain, it must be Graptopetalum paraguayense! Hang one pot on the balcony, and you do not need to do anything at all. It will quickly trail down and become a curtain!
The leaves of Graptopetalum paraguayense are very thick and fleshy. Pull off a leaf casually and toss it into the soil, and it will quickly sprout small buds. It is simply a fighter among ordinary succulents!
Care tips:
1. Graptopetalum paraguayense loves sunlight. If you want it to grow vigorously, be sure to place it in the spot at home with the best light so it receives sufficient sunshine.
2. If you usually notice dried and withered old leaves on Graptopetalum paraguayense, remove them promptly to prevent bacteria from breeding and causing black rot.
Orostachys fimbriata in every nook and cranny, too many to count!
Huahua still remembers that when returning to the old house a while ago, unexpectedly finding succulents popping their heads up on the old house. Upon closer look, they turned out to be Orostachys fimbriata!
When it comes to the most common succulent in rural areas, it must be Orostachys fimbriata! On rooftops, in stone cracks, and even in the mountains, Orostachys fimbriata can be seen everywhere!
Care tips:
1. If Orostachys fimbriata is dug up from a rooftop or the wild, just toss it directly on the balcony or in the yard, and without you having to do anything at all, it will grow vigorously!
2. To prevent water accumulation and root rot in Orostachys fimbriata, mix more sand into the potting soil to achieve a loose and breathable texture.
Speaking of this, Huahua will now show everyone a few more succulents on rooftops. Huahua once heard a friend say that in his area, they directly pull up succulents to feed chickens. Huahua was dumbfounded at the time!
That is all Huahua has to share today.
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