How to raise Mao Hanni and what to pay attention to

It is not easy to grow Maohanni. Its appearance is very similar to Lithops. Maohanni also has another name called Cone of Flesh. In addition, compared with Lithops, Maohanni is more beautiful than Lithops. After being exposed to the sun, it will turn red, and the translucent red color is very attractive.

How to breed Mao Hanni

1. Temperature

Maohanni will grow better in a suitable temperature. The temperature can be kept at around 20℃, and the temperature can be controlled at around 12℃ at night, but there should not be a large temperature difference, otherwise it will be detrimental to the growth of Maohanni.

2. Lighting

When breeding hairy hornwort, it cannot lack light during its growth stage. It should be kept in a well-lit location to ensure the sunlight demand, so as to promote photosynthesis and enable the hairy hornwort to grow better.

3. Watering

Only a small amount of watering can promote the growth of hairy Hanni. Do not water it when the soil is moist. Wait until the soil is dry before watering. Hairy Hanni cannot tolerate moisture. Do not water it too much, otherwise the soil will be too wet and cause root rot.

Matters Needing Attention in Hairy Mane Maintenance

When caring for the Maohanni, you must be careful that it cannot tolerate the cold. When caring for it in the northern winter, you must keep it warm, move it to a warm room, and control the maintenance temperature above 5°C to avoid frostbite.

How to acclimate Mao Hanni in winter

1. Water appropriately

After the hairy hen is beheaded and propagated by division, it takes some time for the hen to take root. At this time, it is necessary to water the hairy hen appropriately, but not too much. Just keep the soil slightly moist, so that it can grow well in the soil and take root faster.

2. Loosen the soil

The soil of the Mao Han Ni may become compacted during its adaptation to the pot. At this time, it is necessary to loosen the soil appropriately so that the bottom can quickly take root in the soil. After the Mao Han Ni has adapted to the pot and taken root, it is also necessary to loosen the pot soil once a month.

3. Topdressing fertilizer

If the soil base fertilizer for the hairy hen is insufficient, it is necessary to apply an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer to the soil, but not too much. Avoid malnutrition of the hairy hen, which will prevent it from taking root in the soil and is not conducive to the growth of the hairy hen in the soil.

4. Temperature-controlled breeding

If the Mao Hanni is potted in winter, it is recommended to place it in the mild sunshine, and the ambient temperature should be controlled at about 10 ° C. It can not only prevent the Mao Hanni from being frostbitten, but also promote the rooting of the Mao Hanni, so that the Mao Hanni can safely spend the winter.