Water and fertilizer management of Jade Bell

Watering tips for jade bells

Because the leaves of the jade bell plant are thick and contain a lot of water, it is more resistant to drought and does not require frequent watering. But there are a few points to note:

During the growing period of the Jade Bell Plant, more water should be added, generally once a week, in order to promote the normal growth of the Jade Bell Plant so that it can bloom in winter rather than delaying until spring. The humidity of the potting soil should not be too high, as excessive moisture will cause root rot.

The amount of watering also needs to be controlled in summer, especially in rainy seasons, to avoid long-term rain. Too much water in the pot can cause root rot.

Watering should be controlled in winter, and care should be taken to protect the flower stems during the flowering period.

In addition, when the jade bell plant sprouts new branches, the amount of watering can be appropriately increased to promote growth.

Fertilization techniques for Jade Bell

The jade bell can be fertilized once a month during the growing season, with less nitrogen fertilizer and more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.

Fertilization should be stopped in winter.

When planting the jade bell, you need to apply enough base fertilizer at one time. Before the jade bell grows flower stems, you need to apply comprehensive fertilizer once a month.

Jade bell should not be fertilized with too much nitrogen fertilizer. Nitrogen fertilizer is beneficial to the growth of flower stems, but if the flower stems are too fat and tender, they will easily die and fail to bloom, affecting the viewing experience.