How to grow Buddha's hand flowers? Detailed explanation of care methods and precautions

Some netizens do not know much about the cultivation methods of thousands of Buddha's hands. Here, I share my experience. No matter what flower you grow, you must first understand the family and growth habits. How to grow a thousand Buddha's hands is actually very simple. Let's take a look at the introduction in this article, which will help you better master the cultivation of thousands of Buddha's hands.

The names of thousands of Buddha's hands: chrysanthemum, Wang Yuzhu, sedum, sedum, with no obvious dormancy. The flowers of thousands of Buddha's hands are very unique, and at first they are covered by green leaves. When the leaves open, the flowers are exposed. In spring and summer, the flowers are yellow and open.

How to grow a thousand Buddha's hands

[Soil]

The most convenient soil to use is a multi-purpose mix, such as peat (peat) + gravel + perlite;

[Temperature]

The growing temperature is generally 18-25 degrees, and the winter temperature is not lower than 5 degrees;

[Water]

Keep moist, following the principle of drying out thoroughly (very drought tolerant, minimize water);

[Lighting]

Hi, plenty of light, plenty of sunlight, usually shade in summer;

[Fertilizing]

Fertilizing is usually applied once a month during the growing season, and can be applied with watering.

How to grow a thousand Buddha's hands

Propagation methods include seed propagation, cutting propagation, leaf insertion and propagation, and division.

1. Sowing and propagation

The seeds of a thousand Buddha's hands can be sown during the growing season (autumn is good, spring is very good, second best). The sowing temperature is generally 18-23 degrees. The sowing soil can use one part peat + vermiculite + perlite, soaked with insecticidal water. The seeds are sown on the soil surface, covered (2 hours per day), usually sprout in about a week, and the sprouts are neatly removed to remove the film and increase light.

2. Cutting propagation

Thousands of Buddha's hands can be cut throughout the year, with better results in spring and autumn. Cut off the terminal branches, 5 to 7 cm long, and insert them into a sand bed after drying; they root after 3-4 weeks. Middle and lower mature leaves can also be used for cuttings, rooting in about 3 weeks, and the seedlings grow after potting.

3. Leaf insertion and propagation. During the growing season, the mature leaves at the lower part of the plant are gently raked off and placed on moist soil. Usually, they root in about 2 weeks, and after rooting, the soil moisture can be maintained. Division of the thousand-headed Buddha's hand can be propagated during the growing season. Small plants around the plant (or upper branches of the plant) can be cut off with a sharp knife. After drying for a week, they can be planted in moist soil. After a week, they can be watered normally. .