It's also called pelvis, maggot, tablet, etc. It's so colorful, it's so different, it's so small, it's so popular. The meaning of the bowl is sanctuaries, which have the feeling that the mud is not dyeed and that it is clean and not demonic, and is well suited for conservation at home。
The way the bowl is grown:
1. The seed shell of the bowl is hard and needs manual treatment, and the success rate of its own shell sprouts is low. The general lumber begins at the end of the circle, with a slight break or puncture in the skin of the dome, so that the lumber can be slit。
2. Disposed seeds are soaked in hot water that the water is moderate, not too cold and not too hot, usually at 15°c, so that the seed itself absorbs the moisture slowly sows. Awakening times usually last about 5-7 days, usually change water every 6-8 hours, and can change water twice a day at higher temperatures. Ten days to plant。
3. Seeds can be planted when they reach a length of 8-10 cm, so that they are planted directly into the soil and do not need to be dried。
4. The established soil does not need to be very fertile, but the upper layer must be well ventilated to allow for proper mixing of fine sand. Timely observation of the state of the soil and avoidance of soil sheeting affecting the growth of the bowl. Pre-plant soil should preferably be water-drinked, as the growth of the bowl is heavily dependent on water。
5. The acute part of the plant is laid down, and the soil covers the entire seed, with the seed skin at a distance of 3-5 mm from the surface of the soil, which does not need to be deliberately compacted. Preferably in the months of july-september, it would be suitable for planting in the morning or in the dark, rather than at noon。
6. Newly planted bowls and their fragile and sensitive nature should be preceded by less sunlight, timely sun cover, less watering and less decomposition of the roots, and generally less fertilization。
7. By the time the bowl is restored to normal, routine care can be provided, and when the bowl is fertilized, less fattening and less rotting。
