How to grow emerald diamond potted plants and where to place them

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil

Emerald diamonds have certain requirements for soil. First of all, the soil should be loose, which is conducive to the breathing of the roots. Secondly, the soil should be fertile. It is best to add a certain amount of base fertilizer into the potting soil, which is beneficial to subsequent growth.

2. Sunlight

Emerald diamonds prefer partial shade, but also need appropriate light. If the plant does not receive light for a long time, the leaves will become dark, which is not conducive to its growth. But it should not be exposed to strong sunlight, as this will burn the leaves.

3. Temperature

The suitable temperature for jadeite diamonds is 20 to 30℃. It can still grow in winter when the temperature is above 15℃, but below this temperature, the plant will go dormant. In addition, if you want to safely overwinter, the temperature cannot be lower than 5℃.

4. Watering

Jade and diamonds like moisture. But do not water too much, as long as the soil in the pot is not dry. If water accumulates, it will damage the roots. In addition, when the air is dry, you can also spray water on the plants. When the temperature drops in winter, water should be controlled appropriately to avoid frostbite on the plants.

5. Fertilization

Emerald Diamond requires fertilizer during its growth period. Liquid fertilizer can be applied once every two weeks. It should be noted that excessive nitrogen fertilizer will affect the white veins on the leaves, so it should be properly controlled. In addition, fertilization should be stopped in winter.

2. Room placement

The Emerald Diamond potted plant has a good effect when placed in many locations. Because its leaves are white and green, it looks very fresh and chic, and is suitable for placing on a desk or table. You can also choose to plant several plants together to make a small bonsai, which is also very beautiful.