How to grow Emerald Diamond in a pot

1. Sunlight

When growing potted emerald diamonds, you must meet the plant's need for sunlight and allow it to receive as much sunlight as possible. Especially in spring, autumn and winter, when the sunlight is relatively mild, it is recommended to place it in a place with sufficient light throughout the day.

2. Watering

Try to create a slightly moist but waterless growth environment for it, so it is necessary to replenish water reasonably during the breeding period, and novices should control the amount of watering. Note that the soil in the potted plant should be slightly dry rather than have stagnant water, otherwise the roots will easily rot.

3. Ventilation

Pay attention to the air circulation in the breeding environment. Open the windows more often for ventilation in sunny weather. The fresh indoor air is also very beneficial to the growth of plants. If the plant is maintained in an unventilated, stuffy and closed environment, it will easily show adverse growth symptoms such as yellow leaves and soft leaves.

4. Pests and diseases

Jade diamonds may be attacked by pests and diseases during their growth, so it is important to take preventive measures during the breeding period. Avoid a growing environment that is too humid and hot. Once you find that the plants are infested, buy medicine for treatment immediately.