The common name of the glazed Hall

The glazed hall is commonly known as rotating leaf Eagle Claw grass

Habits of the glazed Hall

Liulidian is a succulent plant belonging to twelve volumes of Liliaceae. Its vigorous growth period is in spring and autumn

The glazed hall is native to South Africa. It likes a warm, dry and sunny environment. It grows vigorously in bright light. The optimum temperature for growth is 18 ~ 24 ℃ and not lower than 5 ℃ in winter

The glazed hall is resistant to cold, drought and semi shade, and is afraid of ponding and strong light. The plant can be maintained in a bright place with proper shade. Keep basin soil moist during growth period to avoid ponding

Maintenance skills of glazed Hall

Change basin: the growth of Liuli hall is slow. Change the basin every 2 years. The pot soil is mixed with rotten leaf soil, culture soil and coarse sand, and a small amount of cow dung and bone meal are added

Watering and fertilization: keep the basin soil slightly wet for a long time, and avoid being dry and wet. Fertilize once a month and select special fertilizer for meat

Temperature control: the plant grows slowly at high temperature in summer without obvious dormancy. In winter, the temperature is controlled between 10 ~ 12 ℃, and the growth stops when it is lower than 5 ℃

Breeding method of glazed Hall

Ramets: in the spring, the young plants at the base of the mother plant can be cut in combination with the pot change this time. Do not water too much after branching, so as not to affect the recovery of roots

Cutting: cutting shall be carried out from May to June, and the newly grown buds at the base of the mother plant shall be cut and inserted into the sand bed. After cutting, control the temperature at 18 ~ 22 ℃ and take root after 20 ~ 25 days

Suggestions for planting combination: Hongjuan and baocao