Breeding methods and precautions of Green Cashmere Master

The Green Cashmere Plant is very hardy and can be said to be one of the easiest varieties of Plant to grow. As long as we are a little careful during its summer dormancy and low temperatures in winter, it is unlikely for it to have any problems. It is also very ornamental, as its leaves will gather together in summer, looking as beautiful as a green rose.

How to breed green cashmere mage

1. Soil

The Green Cashmere Master is not very demanding on the soil, and it can be kept alive even with garden soil. However, in order to avoid problems during the summer, it is recommended to prepare fertile and well-breathable soil for it. For example, you can use a mixture of 5 parts of coarse river sand, 3 parts of leaf mold, and 2 parts of garden soil.

2. Lighting

Green Cashmere Master has certain requirements for light and is suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient sunlight. If there is insufficient light, the Green Cashmere Master will grow too tall, and the leaves will grow long and thin, and the plant shape will become very loose. Therefore, it can be placed in an environment with good light for maintenance in autumn, winter and spring.

3. Moisture

In summer, the green cashmere magic plant needs water control like other magic plants. If the temperature is particularly high, we can simply cut off the water. In spring and autumn, there is no need to control the water for the green cashmere magic plant. When the weather is fine, the soil can be kept slightly moist so that the green cashmere magic plant can grow quickly and produce more side buds.

Green Cashmere Master Maintenance Precautions

The Green Cashmere Master cannot tolerate exposure to the sun in summer, so after entering its dormant period in summer, it needs to be shaded. It is best to move it to a cool, well-ventilated place indoors for breeding, so that it can better survive the summer.

As long as the temperature in winter is not lower than 0℃, the Green Cashmere Master can be grown outdoors normally. If the temperature is lower than 0℃, it needs to be brought indoors for maintenance, but the soil in the pot must be kept dry, otherwise it will get frostbite or even freeze to death.