Cultivation methods and precautions of Yingmingyu

1. Cultivation Methods

Because this plant has beautiful flowers, is very adaptable, and does not require too much care from people, it is loved by everyone and has a wide range of uses. It is very good for arranging exhibitions, growing garden plants, making bonsai, and keeping at home. It is also very simple to grow. As for the soil, it can only grow well in acidic soil that is a mixture of clay and humus soil, but at the same time, this mixed soil must be breathable; as for the home environment, it is most suitable in a semi-shaded place. At the same time, you should pay attention to the fact that there are many varieties of it, some of which cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, and they must spend the winter in a slightly warmer place. If you are not sure about the variety you are raising, it is best to place it in a ventilated and semi-shaded place indoors.

2. Precautions

1. There are actually not many things to pay attention to when growing Oriole Jade in soil, but the soil must be acidic. If it is alkaline, the entire plant that grows out will look yellow and appear unhealthy, so you must pay attention to the soil.

2. Grafting

The Jade Oriole can be grafted and grown on the Ophiopogon japonicus. Everything grows well in the early stage of germination, but as the Jade Oriole grows bigger, the grafted roots will gradually age, so you must pay attention to observation during the growth period and remove the new buds in time for planting.

3. Watering

Be careful when watering this plant. When it is still in the growth stage, you can wait until it is completely dry before watering it. When it grows into a mature plant, you can give it less water. Usually, you should observe its growth and determine the amount of water.

Overall, the Oriole Jade is very easy to grow. After all, it is a cactus, so it is very worry-free. Moreover, its flowers are really beautiful and bloom for a long time, making them suitable for viewing.