Methods, techniques and precautions for growing jade plants

Jade tree is a green foliage plant belonging to the Crassulaceae family. It is a succulent subshrub. It can be made into potted plants and cultivated indoors. It can beautify the environment and purify the air. Many people like it. How should jade tree be cultivated? I will write down the cultivation method of jade tree in a while, and at the same time, I will also take you to understand the precautions for cultivating corn.

Cultivation methods and precautions of Yushu

1. Growth conditions of Yushu

The jade plant likes a warm, dry and sunny environment. It has poor cold resistance, is afraid of strong light, and is not shade-tolerant. It prefers to grow in fertile, well-drained sandy soil. In winter, the jade plant must be placed in an environment above seven degrees, otherwise it will have yellow leaves or die due to the low temperature and cannot survive the winter safely.

2. Repotting and soil preparation of Jade Plant

Jade plants should be planted or repotted in early spring every year. The potting soil should be loose, fertile, and have good drainage. When preparing the potting soil, you should choose one part leaf mold and two parts peat soil, two parts garden moss and three parts coarse sand, then add an appropriate amount of bone meal and wood ash and mix well. Put them in a bag and compost them before use.

3. Maintenance of Jade Tree

If you want to grow a good jade plant, it is also very important to maintain it regularly. It should be watered every two days during the peak growth season, but the soil should not be too wet, and water should not accumulate in the pot. In the hot summer weather, the water supply should be strictly controlled and the ventilation time should be increased, otherwise the leaves of the jade plant will fall off. During the peak growth season of corn, it should be fertilized two to three times a month, and the fertilizer should be a thin cake fertilizer liquid.