Breeding methods and precautions of Zui Meiren

1. Maintenance methods

1. Light management: The Drunken Beauty likes an environment with plenty of sunlight, so it has high requirements for sunlight and can be exposed to sunlight all day. But be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight during the hot summer.

2. Water selection: The watering cycle of Drunken Beauty is generally 2-3 times a month, but there are two points that need to be paid attention to: water thoroughly and water enough. The simple understanding is: water thoroughly when watering, and don't water unless the soil is dry. In winter, you can choose not to water it and just keep the soil in the pot slightly dry.

3. Flower pot selection: Flower pots need to be breathable and generally do not need to be too large, 5 times the size of the plant itself is enough. Ceramic or clay pots are recommended.

4. Temperature management: This plant is not winter-resistant, so during the cultivation process, the temperature should be kept at around 26 degrees, not too low.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Summer: Sufficient sunlight is needed in summer, but direct sunlight should be avoided. At the same time, there is more rain in summer, so avoid excessive watering which may cause root rot.

2. Cuttings: The general method of propagation of Drunken Beauty is leaf cuttings, which is generally easy to operate. Take sufficiently full leaves, dry them in the sun for 2-3 days, then move them into a flowerpot, water them with plenty of water, and wait for them to germinate and take root.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Root rot: Because there is a lot of rain in summer, avoid excessive watering, which may cause root rot. The solution is to get more sunlight and water it appropriately.

2. Pests: Avoid aphid infestation, which is usually caused by infection of surrounding plants. It is necessary to take early precautionary measures in advance and often use a spray bottle to clean the leaves.

IV. Other issues

1. Is it poisonous? Drunken Beauty is a succulent plant, non-toxic, and has a high ornamental value, making it suitable for bonsai cultivation.

2. Pruning and maintenance: Leaves need to be pruned regularly to remove yellow and rotten leaves. Safety measures such as tweezers and disposable gloves need to be prepared in advance.