How to grow blue apple

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: When growing succulent blue apples, you should use loose and well-breathable soil, which can be mixed with peat and granular soil.

2. Watering: Spring and autumn are its growing seasons, and you should water it in time to ensure the soil is moist. Do not allow the soil in the pot to remain waterlogged for a long time to avoid leaf rot. Avoid getting wet in the rain during the rainy season.

3. Light: It is best to give blue apples sufficient light during their growth period, but they should be avoided from direct sunlight in summer. The outdoor temperature is low in winter, so it should be placed in a well-lit place indoors for maintenance.

4. Temperature: It is best to provide it with a growing environment of 15-25℃, and the temperature should not be too low in winter. When the temperature is low, adjust the temperature in time, and it is best to keep the temperature above 5℃.

2. Breeding Methods

Leaf cutting propagation: Succulent blue apple can be propagated by leaf cutting. Carefully cut off the full leaves and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry for 1-2 days. After the wound has dried, proceed with leaf cuttings and place the leaves on suitable soil without covering them with soil. Do not insert the leaves into the soil, otherwise they will rot easily.