The difference between grass jade and Ji jade

The difference between grass jade and Ji jade

Grass Gyokuro

The origin of the grass jade plant is South Africa. It is relatively small in size and has a strong ability to grow in groups. It likes brighter light but is very sensitive to direct sunlight. If it is exposed to too much sunlight, it will turn gray. It can be cultivated in a semi-shaded environment. It does not require much water. If water accumulates for a long time, it will easily rot. We can spray the air frequently to maintain the humidity of the air. Grass jade prefers loose and soft soil, and its general method of reproduction is division.

Ji Yulu

The lily of the valley is a succulent plant of the lily family, also native to South Africa. Its fleshy leaves are compactly arranged in a rosette shape. The upper part of the leaves of the lily of the valley looks relatively transparent, so it is sometimes called a window plant. It is relatively small in size and grows slowly. It is suitable for living in soil with good air permeability and loose texture. The demand for light is not large, but similar to the grass jade, if there is too much sunlight, the leaves will turn gray, so it is suitable for cultivation in semi-shaded places. Because the leaves of the plant contain a lot of water, the plant's water requirement is not very large. Do not water it too much to avoid watering the plant. However, you can spray water mist around it from time to time to maintain the air humidity. It is easier to grow in groups, and division is the main method of reproduction.

In general, the main difference between the herbaceous plant and the jade plant is that the herbaceous plant has a larger window range, obvious windows, and a more compact plant shape, which is somewhat triangular; while the windows of the herbaceous plant are not obvious, and the plant shape is relatively wide and sparse.