How to grow Buddha beads

1. Soil

The Buddha's bead flower likes loose, breathable and well-drained soil. When flower lovers grow it, the substrate can be a mixture of garden soil and sandy soil. In order to have proper nutrients, base fertilizer can be added or leaf mold can be used to prepare it.

2. Temperature

It likes a warm growing environment and is slightly resistant to high and low temperatures. The most suitable temperature for its growth is between 20-28℃. When the temperature is relatively high or low, the growth will become very slow. Especially when the temperature reaches above 30℃ in summer, it will completely enter a dormant state.

3. Watering

It is a succulent plant and has a certain ability to store water, so when it is cultivated normally, the soil can be dry but must not be too moist. In summer, when the temperature is high and the environment is dry, you can spray water for moisturizing.

4. Lighting

Adequate light is also one of the factors that determine whether it can grow healthily. Although it has a relatively large demand for light, when the sun is scorching in the summer, try to let it receive scattered light, or provide sunshade, otherwise it will be troublesome if the plant is burned. If it is under insufficient light, its growth will become very slow or even die.