The propagation methods and precautions of the succulent red flower jade

The succulent plant Crimson Jade belongs to the category of cactus. It has a charming appearance and is very distinctive as an office decoration. Many people like the small and exquisite appearance of the succulent plant Crimson Jade, but as a succulent plant, it is not very easy to cultivate. Here we will introduce the breeding methods and precautions of the succulent plant Crimson Jade.

The propagation methods and precautions of the succulent red flower jade

1. The propagation method of succulent red flower jade - division

The succulent plant Crimson Jade can be propagated by division just like other cactus plants. Plant a part of the succulent plant in the soil. After a period of time, the succulent plant will grow a circle of plants. Then the sub-plants will slowly grow and become mature succulent plants.

2. The propagation method of succulent red flower jade - cutting

The succulent red flower jade can be propagated by cuttings, which is also very easy to operate. Insert a section of the succulent red flower jade into the soil, but don't insert it too deep, otherwise it will easily be simmered due to airtightness. If it is a soft or short succulent red flower jade, you can also directly tie it to a wooden stick and insert it into the soil, or lay it flat on the soil surface.

3. Precautions for the cultivation of succulent red flower jade

Succulent Jade likes warmth, and the most suitable growth temperature is between 15-22 degrees. Pay special attention to keeping warm in winter. Succulent Jade likes sunlight, can tolerate dryness but avoids moisture, so it is more appropriate to keep Succulent Jade dry. Succulent Jade can choose granular compound fertilizer, and apply fertilizer every month. Succulent Jade needs to be repotted once every 2 years, and the soil should still be sandy soil.