How to cut off water when Conus molts? The molting process of Conus molt

Coneflower is a kind of succulent plant. In autumn, cute little flowers grow from the cracks on the top. Coneflower usually only blooms one flower per plant, which closes at night. Coneflowers can molt themselves. Let's take a look at how to cut off water when Coneflower molts .

How to stop watering when Conus molts

1. How to cut off water for Conus

Conus is a flower that can be grown indoors. It is suitable for cultivation at room temperature in all seasons. It is not suitable for growing in an open-air environment and cannot be planted in the ground. Conus can be planted in a special pot, placed on a high shelf or high on the balcony. Do not let rain water fall on Conus, as the plant is prone to rot.

2. The molting process of Conus

Conus will begin to shed its skin in the spring of each year, from February to April. At this time, you need to stop fertilizing the Conus and reduce the amount of watering. Wait until the original skin dries up. During the process of Conus shedding, many growers will try to peel off the skin of Conus by hand to help it shed quickly, but if the grower has little experience, it is easy to damage the tender plants inside without peeling off the skin. Therefore, you should be more cautious about the hand peeling step.

3. How to repot the Conus

It is best to repot the coneflower in autumn. At this time, take the plant out of the soil, shake off all the soil on the stem, trim the dry or rotten roots, and then plant it in a new pot.