How to breed Ji Yulu and what to pay attention to

Reproduction method of Jiyulu

There are four ways of propagating Ji Yulu, namely cutting propagation, sowing propagation, division propagation and leaf cutting propagation. Among the four methods, cutting propagation is the most commonly used because the planting method is relatively simple.

Seed propagation of Gyokuro

After the Jade Plant blooms, seeds will be left through artificial pollination, so its reproduction method can also be done by sowing.

Reproduction time of Jiyulu

For the Jade Plant, it is best to plant it in spring and autumn, so that its survival rate is the highest and it is easier to grow, because these two seasons are its growing season, and the temperature and climate are more suitable for growth.

How to breed Jiyulu

Propagation of Jiyulu by division

When propagating the plant by division, the pot needs to be changed, which is usually done during the growth period. The young plants growing next to the mother plant need to be used for division planting.

Cutting propagation of Jiyulu

When propagating the plant by cuttings, you need to use relatively sturdy young shoots, and they must be dried in the sun before cuttings. New roots will generally grow in 2-3 weeks after planting.

Sowing propagation of Jiyulu

When sowing and propagating Ji Yu Lu, loose and fertile soil is needed, and the soil needs to be disinfected during planting, so as to avoid most diseases and pests.

Leaf cutting propagation of Jiyulu

When propagating the plant by leaf cuttings, generally use the fuller leaves for planting, and plant it in soil with good drainage, and keep the soil moist.

Things to note when breeding Jiyulu

When propagating the Jade Plant, you need to be careful and change the pot during normal maintenance. This is usually done in spring or autumn every year. Otherwise, it will lack nutrients and cannot grow, and it will also be infected with a large number of diseases and pests.