According to this flower lover, when I first raised Danxue, I didn’t raise it in a water tank. Because the light snow I just bought is a succulent that is not too big. If you use a large pot to grow it, it will easily cause root rot if it is watered too much. So she kept Danxue in a smaller flower pot.
Spring repotting
Every spring, she would repot Danxue. The soil used for repotting light snow is granular soil and peat soil. Because she doesn’t have much soil at home, she will buy some special soil for succulents, because there will be granular soil and peat soil in the soil. Using this kind of soil to raise Danxue will prevent water accumulation and root rot, and secondly, the soil will be very nutritious, allowing Danxue to grow fat and strong.
The flower pots used to grow Danxue need to be gradually changed to larger flower pots as their growth speed accelerates. It is also best to use a higher flowerpot, which is very beneficial for shaping old piles in light snow.
Watering
After this gardener repots the light snow, he will water it once. Because she raised Danxue, there was no root rot. This is mainly because when she usually watered, she watered once after the soil was dry, so that there was not too much water in the flower pot.
Moreover, watering will be done in the morning or evening in summer, and at noon in winter to prevent the temperature from dropping at night, causing too much water in the flowerpot and causing root rot.
However, in the spring and autumn seasons, watering will be more, because light snow grows quickly in these two seasons. If there is little watering, it will not easily grow into old piles.
Summer ventilation and cooling
When the high temperature in summer brings light snow, cooling needs to be done, because the summer temperature is too high, and light snow will grow slowly. If exposed to strong sunlight, it is easy for to get sunburned or to die. In addition to cooling down in summer,
will also do ventilation treatment, because if the ventilation is not good and watering is too much, it is easy to have excess water, and it is also prone to various diseases and insect pests.
Basking in the sun
This flower friend said that although it is necessary to provide proper shade when the temperature is high in summer, in autumn, it is necessary to let the light snow get more sunshine. If there is too little sunlight, its leaves will always be green, not looking too shiny, and the color will not be bright.
So in autumn, it is necessary to let the light snow get more sun. In fact, in addition to autumn, winter and spring also need more sun exposure. Therefore, this flower lover will move Danxue outdoors to raise it.
However, when the temperature drops to about 5 degrees in winter, it will be moved indoors for maintenance. After the light snow is planted in the water tank, it will be dug out in winter and kept in a flower pot indoors, and then placed on a flower stand with lots of sunlight.
In the coming spring, when the temperature remains above 10 degrees, plant the light snow into the outdoor tank. Although it goes through so much every year, Danxue still withstands the tossing and grows better and better.
Winter Insulation
Sister Rong mentioned above that when the temperature reaches five degrees in winter, this florist will transplant light snow from the tank to indoors. After all, the temperature in Henan in winter is also quite low, and it is easy to get frostbite if raised outdoors.
This flower lover’s living room does not have heating in winter, but she is kept in a sunny place in the living room, and the watering is less. That is, watering once after the soil dries out, and at noon.
Although there is no heating in the living room, the indoor temperature can reach about 10 degrees, so the light snow will still grow.
Final summary
I saw this florist’s Danxue from Henan. It looks beautiful when kept in a tank. Are you envious of it? If you are envious, you can also follow her method to raise it. I believe that your Danxue can also grow a beautiful old pile.
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