(actually schlumbergera) is not a typical potted plant, but an epiphytic cactus of tropical origin. In nature, it occurs primarily in Brazil, mainly in tropical forests, growing on tree trunks and branches.
It does not grow in the ground and does not stand in constantly wet soil, but takes it from the air, so the cultivation and care of this species at home must be carefully considered. Watering the grove in the traditional way is not a good idea. Better use another method to make him feel good and healthy for a long time.
Growing grouse is not complicated at all. However, you must remember that facing feels best in a bright position with diffused light, in rooms where the temperature ranges from 18 to 22 degrees Celsius.
Does not like drafts. It also does not like frequent moving, especially during the flowering period. How to grow Decemberberry? You also need to remember to provide the plant with a light and well-drained soil.
The best solution is cactus soil enriched with peat and perlite, which does not retain excess water. It is necessary to invest in a pot with drainage holes, because this flower cannot tolerate standing water. This is what usually causes its roots to rot.
Traditional watering of grodrum is not recommended due to its origin (described above). If you still want to do this, provide him with a moderate amount of water at room temperature. And do it only when the top layer of the substrate is a few centimeters dry.
Pour excess liquid out of the stand as quickly as possible. Remember that only a well-groomed grove will reward you with long and abundant flowering. However, it is better to water the grove from the bottom, because it is a bit like absorbing moisture in its original conditions.
Watering a grudnik from the bottom means that the water is not poured directly into the pot, but into a saucer or vessel.in which the plant stands. Thanks to this, the plant can draw as much water as it needs, using the drainage holes in the bottom of the pot.
Thanks to this, the substrate is moisturized evenly and the roots are not flooded. Prepare a bowl with room temperature water poured approximately 1/3 of the way up the pot.
Put the groudel inside there for 20 minutes. When its top layer of soil becomes slightly damp, remove the pot and wait for excess water to drain off.
