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The proportion of soil particles for Diamond Brocade is about 70%. Of course, the proportion of soil particles for Diamond Brocade cannot be too low.

Biwing succulents have certain requirements for soil. When breeding, they should not use too heavy soil. They should use breathable, loose and good drainage soil for cultivation. Peat and granular

The leaves are relatively thick and arranged in a rosette shape. There is a short leaf tip at the front end. The leaves have rich colors.

The Echeveria 'Ben Badis' plant as a whole is in a rosette shape, with a compact and regular plant type. Its size may vary due to factors such as maintenance time and environment.

The plant is in a rosette shape. The leaves are oval and relatively thick, with an acute tip at the front end of the leaf, and the leaf tips are prone to turning red.

The leaf shape is oval, short and thick. The front is flat and the back is arc-shaped and convex. The front end is acute, with a short red leaf tip, looking small and lovely.

The leaves are thick and succulent, usually green, white, etc. The plant shape is relatively compact, in a rosette or tufted shape.

The leaves are in a rosette shape and come in various shapes. The leaf colors are rich. Some varieties may also have markings, spots, or variegation on the leaves.

The leaves of the Magic Flute are relatively thin. After they are newly potted, in order to avoid excessive consumption, you can first put them in a cool and ventilated place for ten days or half a

Peach egg needs a soil with good air permeability as the substrate. You can use peat soil, perlite and coal slag mixed in equal proportions. This is not only convenient for ventilation, but also can

Giselle likes sunlight. In summer, when the temperature is particularly high, shade should be provided to prevent the leaves from being sunburned. Pay attention to water control. It is recommended to

German champagne likes a warm, dry, sunny and ventilated environment. The best growth temperature is between 15 and 25 degrees. Avoid strong sunlight in summer. It will go dormant for a short time at