How to cultivate Buddha beads Lover's Tears

1. Breeding conditions

1. Potting soil: The Buddha's Tears of Love has certain requirements for potting soil, and it is best to use a shallow pot. The soil in the pot must have good air permeability. You can mix leaf mold, sand and garden soil together and use it.

2. Light: It grows better in semi-shade, and the place where it is maintained should not have too strong light to avoid sunburn of the plant. It is best to place it in a ventilated and cool place, where the plant will grow faster.

3. Water: Do not water too much during the breeding process. It is better to keep the soil dry rather than too wet. From March to September, more water is needed because the plants are in the growth period and require more water than usual. In dry climates, you should spray water appropriately to increase the humidity of the breeding environment. After autumn, you should gradually control the amount of water.

4. Fertilization: The Buddha's Tears of Love needs nutrients during its growth period, so it is necessary to fertilize reasonably, replenish nutrients once every half a month, and apply more nitrogen fertilizer as much as possible. Fertilization should be done in small amounts and frequently, avoiding applying large amounts of fertilizer at one time.

2. Cutting propagation

Generally speaking, it is propagated by cuttings. Before cuttings, trim the branches to a suitable length, preferably about 8-10 cm per section, lay them flat and half bury them in the potting soil, water them appropriately, and wait for about 15 days for them to take root.