How to cultivate June snow? Share the cultivation method of June snow

The flowers of the snowflakes are white, just like the snowflakes hanging on the trees in winter, which is very cute. It is an excellent bonsai material. And the most rare thing is that the roots, stems and leaves of the snowflakes can be used as medicine! But how much do you know about the cultivation methods of the snowflakes? Let's learn it below!

How to grow June Snow

Soil selection

The best time to transplant Serissa sempervivum is from February to March, and it can be transplanted during the rainy season and late autumn. The potting soil should be sandy soil with rich humus and good drainage. The potting soil can be made of fertile mountain mud or a mixture of 4 parts garden soil, 4 parts leaf mold and 2 parts sand.

Fertilization method

June Snow is drought-tolerant, so fertilization should not be too frequent or too concentrated, otherwise it will easily cause overgrowth. Apply cake fertilizer once in spring and summer. Apply some thin fertilizer in winter, but no fertilizer is required in other seasons.

Watering method

June Snow has very good drainage, so don't water it too much. Just keep the pot soil moist and drain smoothly. In addition, June Snow likes moisture, so it needs to be watered once a day in spring and autumn, and twice a day in summer.

Lighting requirements

Snow in June likes light and is slightly shade-tolerant. When first potted, the snow in June needs to be temporarily placed in the shade, and then moved to a place with scattered light after half a month. It grows particularly well in a slightly shaded and relatively humid place.