How to grow the new jade ornamental

Soil conditions

The new jade plant is relatively cold-resistant and suitable for growing in a relatively dry environment. Therefore, when cultivating it, it is best to mix some coarse sand into the soil and keep it a little dry, which is conducive to its growth and development.

Temperature Management

If you want the new jade ornament to grow well, you should place it in an environment with a large temperature difference. While ensuring that it has a suitable growth temperature of 10-32 degrees Celsius, increase the temperature difference of its living space as much as possible. For example, place it in a sunny area in the morning and place it in a cooler area in the evening.

Proper watering

Do not water the new jade plant too much when caring for it. If water accumulates in the soil for a long time, it will cause its roots to rot. Therefore, it is best to keep it living in an environment with a relative humidity of 40-60%. Water it when the soil starts to dry, and water it thoroughly once a month. At the same time, do not water directly on the leaves, otherwise the leaves will rot due to long-term water accumulation.

Rapid reproduction

This method of growing succulents is also very simple, and can be done by leaf cuttings or cuttings. Place the new jade plant leaves flat in the pot at appropriate intervals, and water and fertilize them after they take root. The propagation method of the new jade ornamental plant is very simple, and rapid propagation to make it overflow the pot is also a common method.

In summary, as long as you take good care of the new jade ornamental and provide it with appropriate soil, temperature, humidity and other conditions, it is very easy to get a full pot. I hope that all of you friends who are growing new jade plants can remember these key points, so that they can grow quickly, reproduce more, and take shape as soon as possible into a large pot!