What is the flower name of the succulent plant Huangli?
Huangli is a succulent in the Crassulaceae family, Sedum genus, originating from Mexico. The leaves are loose, with a waxy layer on the surface, showing a particularly golden-yellow color. It is often planted together with other succulents in pots, decorating living rooms and studies, and can make people feel cheerful!
Common names of Huangli
Huangli is commonly known as Jinjingtian and Gem Flower.
Habits of Huangli
Huangli is a succulent in the Crassulaceae family, Sedum genus, and spring and autumn are its peak growing seasons.
Huangli originated in Mexico and likes warm, dry environments, with the most suitable growing temperature being 18~25°C.
The growth of Huangli requires ample sunlight and it can also tolerate partial shade, but avoid direct strong light; under humid light, the middle of the leaf is green and the leaf tip is yellow.
Common propagation methods for Huangli: division, cuttings, leaf cuttings.
Care tips for Huangli
Light: In summer, when the light is strong, appropriate shading is needed to prevent sunburn. In other seasons, full-day light is fine. Under suitable light and a relatively large temperature difference, the leaves will show bright yellow or pale red. In this way, grow the plant. 2~3-year-old plants can be used as shaped potted plants!
Watering: Water moderately during the growing season and keep the potting soil slightly moist; water once a month in winter; in summer the plant is in a semi-dormant state, so keep the potting soil dry.
Fertilizing: Fertilize once a month during the growing season. Stop fertilizing in summer.
Pests and diseases: Common pests and diseases include southern blight and mealybugs. Southern blight mainly harms the roots of Huangli, causing the plant to wilt and turn yellow. Prune the diseased roots in time, disinfect with a fungicide, and replant. Mealybugs often appear on the leaves, sucking the leaf sap, making the leaves thinner and affecting plant growth. Once found, they can be scraped off with a bamboo strip.
Propagation methods for Huangli
Cuttings: Can be done throughout the year, with spring and autumn being best. Cut off the top branches, about 5`7 cm long, let them dry slightly, then insert them into a sand bed; after 3~4 weeks they can take root,
Leaf cuttings: Remove leaves from the middle and lower parts of the plant, place them flat on a dry sand surface, place them in a ventilated, bright area, reduce watering, and after 2~3 weeks adventitious buds will grow; after growing into young plants, they can be potted.
Division: Divide during repotting in spring.
Suggested planting combination: Echeveria runyonii.
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