How to breed new jade ornaments

1. Leaf cuttings

1. Choose the blade

Usually the most popular method of propagation is leaf cuttings. Generally, we can first choose some fallen new jade ornaments and propagate them, and a new jade ornament will grow out. The method is very simple, that is, we slowly peel off part of its leaves. Don't feel incredible. If you want to do leaf cuttings, you must peel off its leaves first.

2. Operation

Then scatter the peeled leaves evenly into the pot like seeds. After scattering, don't rush to water it. You must wait until the place where it was peeled has begun to take root before watering it. This will ensure that it can grow more new jade ornaments.

3. Notes

After the leaf cuttings are completed, we can hang it on a balcony with sufficient sunlight. Never let it get wet in the rain. Then we can observe it carefully. If its medium is not particularly dry, do not water it. If it is very dry, you can water it thoroughly at once. In addition, when watering, be careful not to pour water on its leaves, because there is a layer of powder on its leaves. If water is poured on it, that layer of powder will be washed away. Then, when applying fertilizer, you must also be careful not to apply too much to prevent root burn. We only need to apply it once each season. Also, when planting it, be as careful as possible and don't touch it often, because its leaves are very fragile and will easily fall off with the slightest touch, so try not to touch it. Just keep nurturing it slowly like this, and it won’t take long before it grows into a new jade ornamental.

2. Beheading

As we said above, the new jade ornament can be propagated by leaf cuttings. In fact, there is another propagation method, which is beheading. Although this method is not used very often, it can also survive. First, we can find a good position for cutting off the head and cut it off directly. Then put the cut plant in a ventilated place for 1 to 2 days to allow the cut to heal fully. Then we can plant it in the prepared soil. After planting, remember to water it as little as possible and keep it out of the sun. Wait until it has slowly grown roots, then you can carry out normal maintenance.