Gyokuro IntroductionJade plant is a succulent plant with transparent jade-like, crystal clear and round leaves arranged in a rosette shape. The leaves are emerald green, with loose racemes and small white flowers. It is highly ornamental and has always been sought after by people. The methods of propagating jade plant include division, cuttings and sowing. Gyokuro cultivation methodJade plant prefers a cool semi-shady environment and is not resistant to high temperatures and sunlight exposure. The maintenance environment should not be too shady. It should be given sufficient light during the growing period and shade should be provided in the summer. In addition, it also needs timely watering to maintain the moisture of the soil. It is not cold-resistant and needs to take measures to keep warm in winter. Jade can be sown in spring and autumn. The substrate can be prepared by mixing vermiculite, leaf mold or peat soil. It should be disinfected in advance and covered with glass after sowing. Seedlings will usually emerge in 20 days, after which the glass can be removed. Ventilate frequently, keep the soil moist, and pay attention to transplanting the seedlings. Watering methodGenerally speaking, the Jade Plant needs to be watered every 7-10 days. When watering, be sure to water the soil thoroughly, but do not allow water to accumulate in the soil. In winter, watering should be slightly reduced and water should be replenished every 15 days. Fertilization methodJade plant does not require much fertilizer. When planting, you need to choose fertile soil and apply some base fertilizer to meet the growth needs of the plant. Pruning methodsJade plant can be pinched to make it have more branches and form more flower buds. The number of flowers will increase, making the plant more compact and shorter. Pinching means cutting at the top of the stem of the jade plant, above the leaves. Precautions for jade plant cultivationThe soil for the jade plant needs to be changed every year or so, because its roots will produce acidic secretions, making the soil acidic. When changing the soil, you can cut off the old roots on the plant, which can make it grow better. |
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