Breeding methods and precautions for Qianyu Crane

How to breed Thousand Feather Cranes

Sunlight

Thousand-feather cranes must get more sunlight, must get more sunlight, must get more sunlight. I must say it three times because it is important. If it receives too little sunlight, the Thousand-feathered Crane will directly revert to its ancestral form and turn into the Pi's Echeveria.

soil

The potting soil should be loose and fertile, with good air permeability, such as leaf mold or peat soil. Take half of coarse sand or vermiculite and mix well. Basically, it will be the same as the soil for other stone lotus plants.

Moisture

Adhere to the principle of "not watering unless dry, and watering thoroughly when watering". Remember that water must not accumulate. Water must not accumulate. The Thousand Feather Crane does not have very high requirements for water, so don't let water accumulate. If water accumulates, the roots will easily rot!

Pay special attention to watering during the hot summer months! Compared with other stone lotuses, Crane's Thousand Feathers Plant is obviously more susceptible to death by waterlogging.

temperature

The suitable temperature for growth is around 20 to 30 degrees, and it basically inherits the habits of stone lotus.

Precautions for breeding of thousand-feather cranes

① Pay attention to getting more sunlight. If there is not enough sunlight, it will turn back into Echeveria Pierceae. Then the thousand cranes you worked so hard to raise will be gone~

② Don't water too much. Since the Thousand-feather Crane Plant is a mutant variety, some things will be slightly different. For example, it is very afraid of waterlogging and can be easily killed by waterlogging in summer.

Reproduction of Thousand Cranes

It is best to propagate Thousand-feather Crane Plant by cuttings. In spring, you can choose healthy old plants and cut them for cuttings. The survival rate of Thousand-feather Crane Plant cuttings is relatively high, so there is no need to worry too much.

Another method of propagation is leaf cuttings. However, if you use leaf cuttings, there is a high chance that it will turn back into the original Echeveria Pieris. Be prepared!