Thick leafy tequila

, also known as Houyedikya, is originally from Brazil and Argentina. Warm, humid and sunny environment. More resistant to cold, drought and high temperatures. Requires loose, well-drained sandy loam. Winter temperatures are not less than
5 degrees Celsius.Reproduction:can be subseeded and sown for reproduction. Sub-plants, can be combined with spring pot change, pick the mother plant around the buds, can be directly potted. Sowing, in April-May, germinates 15-20 days after planting, and the seedlings grow more slowly. It takes 4-5 years for the seedlings to bloom.
cultivation:Potted plants require drainage, good breathable sand loam, but also can be used rotting leaf soil, coarse sand plus a small amount of lime mixed soil. Keep the pot soil slightly moist over time. Fertilize once a month. Summer high temperature season, proper shade, can spray water to increase air humidity and keep the leaf surface clean. In winter, it is cultivated indoors to keep the
dry
and plenty of sunlight.
pests and diseases:Sometimes leaf spot disease and root rot disease occur, with 70% methyl tobuzin wetting powder 1000 times liquid leaf sprinkling. Pests are harmful to shellworms and powder lice, can be sprayed with 40% oxidizing fruit oil 1000 times liquid.
apps:Thick-leafed and tequila are rare multi-paddle plants in the anchovies. The leaves are lotus-like, hard, pale gray-green, with distinct parallel veins and white. Early summer out of the flower stems, with small yellow flowers, it seems beautiful and elegant. Potted plants are particularly suitable for indoor furnishings and have a long viewing period.