How to grow peach eggs

Growth habits of peach egg

The peach egg is a succulent plant that prefers a warm, dry and sunny environment. It is drought-resistant, slightly cold-resistant, and slightly tolerant of semi-shady environments. Except for a short dormancy in the high temperatures of summer, it usually grows at other times.

How to grow peach egg

1. Suitable soil: The soil for growing peach eggs must be loose, breathable and rich in nutrients to promote its growth. Generally, it can be mixed with peat soil, cinders and perlite to meet the growth needs.

2. Adequate light: If you want the peach egg plant to bloom out of the pot, you must keep it in a sunny place during the growing period, but pay attention to shade in the summer to avoid exposure to the sun. It is best to keep it in a place without direct sunlight.

3. Replenish water: The peach egg plant does not require much water. Once the soil starts to dry, you can water it until it is thoroughly watered at one time. However, do not water it too much. If water accumulation occurs, it will not only fail to promote growth, but will also hinder growth and affect the effect of blooming pots.

4. Supplement nutrients: If you want the peach egg to grow out of the pot, you must have sufficient nutrients, especially during the period of vigorous growth. You can supplement nutrients appropriately to provide the nutritional needs for growth out of the pot.

Peach egg maintenance precautions

Peach eggs are rarely attacked by diseases and pests, but they also need attention in daily maintenance. You can use carbendazim for prevention, or you can sprinkle a little furadan in the soil. However, this drug is highly toxic, so be careful when using it.