The difference between Buddhist beads and lover's tears, which one is easier to keep

1. The difference between Buddhist beads and lover's tears

There is no difference between Buddhist beads and lovers' tears. It is a plant of the genus Senecio, family Asteraceae, class Rosids, class Asterales, and its Chinese name is Pearl Chlorophytum. It has many aliases, Buddha beads, lover's tears, green bells, jade beads, and green bells are all its common aliases. Because they are the same plant, there is no difference, and the difficulty of cultivation is also somewhat different.

2. How to cultivate Buddha beads (Lover's Tears)

1. Sunlight: It is a plant that prefers sunlight. Except for the strong sunlight at noon in summer, it can be placed in a place with sufficient light at other times. This will make its leaves grow fuller. If it lacks light for a long time, its leaves will become shriveled and dull, and its ornamental value will be reduced.

2. Temperature: During maintenance, the temperature needs to be controlled between 20-28℃. Such temperature conditions can make it grow faster and better. In winter, you need to keep warm and the temperature should not drop below 5℃. Otherwise it will get cold.

3. Watering: It is relatively drought-resistant, but it cannot be kept in a dry environment for a long time during maintenance. During its growing season, it is recommended to water it about every 4 days. Each time you water, make sure the soil is watered thoroughly, but don't let water accumulate in the soil.

4. Fertilization: It likes fertilizer. In spring and autumn when it grows faster, it needs top dressing twice a month. Fertilizers need to be compound fertilizers with a high nitrogen content. Dilute them and pour them into the soil.