How to grow Jiansinova succulent? Is Jiansinova easy to grow?

Swordsinova, also known as the Sword Poison Wizard, has a unique appearance with a black edge on the leaf edge. Under the light, the leaves are dark gray, covered with a layer of white powder, and there are many black spots scattered on the front and back of the leaves. The stems are thick, the leaves are thin, and have obvious wrinkles, giving people an elegant and cold dark witch temperament.

Is the succulent sword Snova easy to raise?

The succulent sword Snova is easy to grow . It is a succulent plant of the genus Echeveria in the Crassulaceae family. The leaves are thin and the color is gray-green during the growth period. When in good condition, the leaves are gray with black leaf edges. It is native to Mexico and the United States. It likes a sunny, dry and warm environment.

Jiansinova succulent cultivation

1. Pot soil

There is no obvious difference in the cultivation method of Jiansinova and general succulents. The soil should be as loose and breathable as possible, with an appropriate proportion of mineral particles. The flowerpot should be made of breathable material and of appropriate size .

2. Lighting

Jiansinova needs sufficient light during its growth period . Long-term lack of light will not only make the black edges disappear, but even the wrinkles on the leaves will become less obvious.

3. Watering

Jiansinova is a relatively drought-tolerant plant. It does not need to be watered as long as the soil is not dry. When the soil in the pot is relatively dry, you can water it slightly to keep the soil in the pot moist, but do not allow water to accumulate.

4. Soil

Mix coal slag with peat and a small amount of perlite in a ratio of approximately 5:4:1.

5. Temperature

It can withstand temperatures as low as minus 4 degrees Celsius , which is the indoor temperature, not the outdoor temperature. If it is lower, the top growth point of the leaves will be frostbitten, dry up and die.

Jiansinova Maintenance Precautions

Jiansinova is more prone to black rot and waterlogging in the high temperature environment in summer. After the summer begins, in addition to controlling water and avoiding rain, it is also beneficial to keep it in a cool and ventilated place to survive the summer.

In winter, keep the soil in the pot dry and avoid the ambient temperature being below zero for a long time. Place it in a well-lit and relatively warm environment to overwinter. It grows relatively slowly and the soil in the pot can be changed every two years. In spring and autumn, you can add a little slow-release fertilizer, which is beneficial to thicken the leaves and keep them in better condition.