What are the breeding methods and precautions of Yamato Jin?

The texture of Yamato Kinshasa is relatively hard and it is very sun-resistant. It is easy to care for and is a relatively hardy plant. The shape of its leaves is very lotus-like, which is very beautiful and has a certain ornamental value.

How to Breed Yamato Nishiki

1. Soil

Yamato Kin is a relatively common succulent plant. The soil for planting it must be loose and breathable. It can be planted by mixing perlite, humus, river sand, medical stone and other particles together.

2. Watering

The leaves of Yamato Kinji have the ability to store water and are highly drought-resistant. Frequent watering is not required during the cultivation period. You can touch the soil in the pot from time to time. After the soil in the pot becomes hard and dry, water it along the edge of the pot and fertilize it regularly.

3. Temperature

Yamato Jin has a certain degree of cold resistance and can grow normally at low temperatures of around 5 degrees. In southern my country, it can be placed outdoors for the winter, but in northern regions it must be moved indoors and the temperature maintained above 5 degrees. Generally, it is not watered, otherwise the roots of Yamato Jin will be frozen.

4. Sunlight

Yamato Jin likes an environment with sufficient light, so it will grow better in a sunny and ventilated environment. The more light it gets, the brighter the color of the plant will be. However, the light intensity at noon in midsummer is high, so it needs to be shaded.

Matters Needing Attention in the Maintenance of Yamato Brocade

Yamato Nishiki should be repotted every 2-3 years. It can be propagated by cuttings. Leave the cut leaves to air-dry for 1-2 days and then lay them flat on the sand bed. Keep the sand slightly moist and place them in semi-shade. They will sprout after about 15 days.

Autumn, winter and spring are the three growing seasons of Yamato Kinji. The plant has a greater demand for water. You can water it when the soil is almost dry, and water it thoroughly at one time. In spring, you should pay attention to continuous rainy days to prevent water accumulation. In summer, you should pay attention to watering in moderation.