How to water Jade Butterfly

Water resistance of each part

First of all, there is not much powder on the surface of the leaves of the jade butterfly, but with this layer, no one can get on the leaves if you spray water on it. So in this way, its leaves are quite resistant to water. But don't ignore one point: water droplets are just convex lenses. If exposed to direct sunlight, leaf burns are likely to occur, so it is best not to get water on their leaves. But back to the previous topic, if you remove the powder on the leaf, the entire leaf will rot, which is even more unacceptable. The roots of the jade butterfly must be water-resistant, there is no need to say more about this. What about its stem? First of all, it is not the part responsible for absorbing water, and secondly, it is not water-resistant. So the stem is used to transport water.

Watering by season

This plant has a good ability to resist drought. I wonder if the leaves of the Jade Butterfly Plants in flower lovers' homes have cracked directly. This is not due to lack of water, but the reaction of too much water! Also, to prevent the plant from growing too tall, do not water it too much. How much water is in the water? It is about half full. You have to experience it carefully. But once they enter their dormant period, their roots go into a resting state and naturally lose the ability to absorb water. At this time, you don't have to worry about water problems. Just spray a little water on it. However, during this period, they will appear to be "thirsty" with a loss of luster and darker color. Don't be too nervous at this time, as this is normal.