Hello dear friends of hive, this time I want to tell you about a species of plants very peculiar and loved by many, which are succulents.
What is a succulent?
They are those that their roots, stems and leaves thicken in order to generate the storage of water in much greater quantities than other common plants allowing them to maintain liquid reserves for prolonged periods.
In this species of plants there are more than 60 families that are classified as succulents, a very curious fact about these plants is that they prefer to withstand warmer temperatures and are unable to withstand cold temperatures, it should also be noted that sun exposure as well as lack of water often lead to a color change in succulents.
Succulents are easy to propagate. In many of these species it is very easy to grow seedlings from leaves.
It is important to highlight the differences between cacti and succulents; not all succulents are cacti but all cacti are succulent.
Succulents are seedlings that always store water in stems, roots, and leaves. Unlike cacti, which are horned seedlings that store water but do not have leaves, but after all, cacti end up being from the same family of succulents.
For the care and conservation of this species it must have mainly lighting, they need at least half a day of sunlight, a good substrate; that is, a well drained soil make sure that it does not flood with water, water the seedlings only when the soil is extremely dry.
I invite you to plant a kind of succulents you will see how easy and creative it becomes, you can place it in any part of the house ensuring first that you have the aforementioned care, it will be in charge of decorating your house and making the environment more natural and attractive. I will be here to help and guide you with any questions and concerns regarding your plants.
I say goodbye with a huge and warm hug it's time to start appreciating the planet and all it has to offer
Hola queridos amigos de hive, en esta oportunidad quiero hablarles de una especie de plantas muy peculiar y amada por muchos, que son las suculentas.
¿Qué es una suculenta?
Son aquella que sus raíces tallos y hojas se engruesan para así generar el almacenamiento de agua en cantidades mucho mayores que otras plantas comunes permitiendoles mantener reservas de líquidos durante periodos prolongados.
En esta especie de plantas existen más de 60 familias que se clasifican como suculentas, un dato muy curioso de estas plantas es que prefieren soportar temperaturas más calidas y son incapaces de soportar temperaturas frías, también cabe destacar que la exposición al sol así como la carencia de agua dan lugar a menudo a un cambio de color en las suculentas.
Las suculentas son fáciles de propagar en muchas de estas especies es muy fácil cultivar las plantitas a partir de hojas.
Es importante resaltar las diferencias entre cactus y suculentas; no todas las suculentas son cactus pero todos los cactus son suculentas.
Las suculentas son plantitas que siempre almacenan el agua en los tallos, raíces y hojas. A diferencia de los cactus que son plantitas cornudas que almacenan agua pero no tienen hojas pero al fin y al cabo los cactus terminan siendo de la misma familia de las suculentas.
Para el cuidado y la conservación de esta especie debe tener principalmente iluminación, necesitan al menos medio día de luz solar, un buen sustrato; es decir un suelo bien drenado asegurate que no se inunde de agua, regar las plantitas únicamente cuando la tierra este extremadamente seca.
Te invito a plantar una especie de suculentas verás que fácil y creativo se vuelve, puedes colocarla en cuálquier parte de la casa asegurandote primero que cuentes con los cuidados ya antes mencionados, se encargará de decorar tu casa y hacer el ambiente más natural y llamativo. Estaré aquí para ayudarlos y guiarlos en cualquier duda y referente a sus plantas.
Me despido con abrazo enorme y caluroso es momento de comenzar a apreciar el planeta y todo lo que tiene para ofrecernos
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Such a good read! I do not do well with succulents... Surprisingly I've been able to keep a Jade and a Flat Jack alive!
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Hello @heyalexa firstly I would like to know what type of substrate you use, jade is a very noble plant and there are several types of them in terms of flatJack, It is a very easy succulent plant to care for, since it really only needs sun and little water to that you can contemplate it in all its splendor. In addition it produces very beautiful flowers, the substrate can be a fast-draining mixture with a neutral to alkaline pH level. Thank you, I have already joined your community
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