How to raise Kangpingshou

1. Breeding environment

Potting soil: It is best to use loose, well-drained soil for growing Kangpingshou. It can be mixed with coal slag, peat and perlite, and an appropriate amount of vermiculite can be added.

Watering: Watering does not need to be too frequent, and the amount of water should also be controlled. Water should not accumulate in the potting soil, as this may cause root rot.

Light: Ensure sufficient light. If the light is too weak, the plant will become loose and the leaves will become thin and long. Place it in the sun in winter.

Temperature: Provide it with a growing environment of 15-25℃. Adjust the temperature appropriately in winter. It is best to control the temperature at around 20℃ during the day, and the minimum temperature at night should be kept above 8℃.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Leaf cutting propagation: Choose healthy leaves, place them in a cool place to dry, and insert them into the soil after the cut is dry. The soil should not be too moist, as it may cause the leaves to rot. It will take about 2-3 months to take root.

2. Seed propagation: Put 5-8 seeds into the potting soil and provide it with a growing environment of 20℃. It will germinate in about 20-30 days. The growth is very slow and it will take about 3-5 years before repotting.