Pearson Golden Bell

also known as the serum golden bell, is native to the arid region of South Africa. Happy warm
dry
sunny environment. Drought-resistant, semi-cloudy, afraid of low temperatures and bright light. Soil requires fertile, well-drained sandy soil. Winter temperatures are not less than
15 degrees Celsius.Breeding:mainly by seeding and breeding. Sow in April-May, seed small, the use of indoor pot seeding, 7-11 days after seeding germination, seedling growth slow, real seedling conservation 2-3 years after flowering.
cultivation:Potted plants use rotting leafy soil, coarse sand and
to
soil mixed with soil. In the summer to keep the soil moist, new sptery leaves grow, the old speral leaves will gradually shrink. Fertilize once every half month, pay attention to fertilizer can not stain the leaves. High temperatures in midsummer, such as too much temperature or direct sunlight, easy to cause leaves to rot or spruce leaves yellowing and shrinking. Keep dry in winter and place indoor window sills in the sun.
pests and diseases:There are mainly leaf rot and root-knotted worm disease hazards, with 65% zinc moisture powder 600 times sprayed. Pests are harmful to ants and are sprayed with 2.5% fish vine essential milk oil 1000 times liquid.
apps:Pearson Golden Bell is an egg-shaped, fleshy, world-famous small multi-pulp plant, a rare species. The spter leaves are only 2-4 pieces, interactive to life, gray-green. It is rare for rose-red flowers to be opened from the seams of leaves in autumn. For potted plants, small and delicate, viewing value is very high, become a living crafts in the room.