How to grow Jade Leaf, pictures of Jade Leaf

1. Maintenance methods

1. Flower soil: Jade plant is suitable for growing in soft and breathable soil. You can use leaf mold, garden soil and river sand to make a thick, loose, well-drained flower soil to grow it. Such soil is not only conducive to the growth of its roots, but also makes it easier for its roots to absorb nutrients, which is beneficial to the growth of the plant. The flower soil needs to be renewed every 1-2 years to ensure that the soil is always suitable for its growth.

2. Sunlight: It likes to grow in places with sufficient scattered sunlight and does not like to grow in places with strong direct sunlight. When raising it, place it in a relatively bright place. In winter, the light is very weak, so you can place it in a place with direct light. In the summer, when the sunlight is very strong, you need to shade it to prevent it from getting sunburned.

3. Watering: It likes moisture, so keeping a small amount of moisture in the soil at all times is very beneficial to its growth. However, it is also afraid of waterlogging. If water accumulates in the soil, it may cause waterlogging. Therefore, when cultivating, you need to determine whether watering is needed based on the condition of the flower soil. If the soil is dry, you need to water it. If the soil is not dry, you don't need to water it.

4. Fertilization: Jade plant does not require a lot of fertilizer to grow well. No need to fertilize during the non-growing season. But when it is in the growing season, it is recommended to apply fertilizer 1-2 times a month. This can improve the fertility of the flower soil, allowing it to absorb more nutrients and grow better.