Method for cultivating jade ornaments

The cultivation of jade ornaments needs to start with soil selection, planting methods, planting conditions and maintenance. The cultivated soil of Polygonum multiflorum Thunb has good drainage, so it should be planted by inserting leaves or cutting, and then maintained in a place with sufficient sunlight. Be careful not to water Polygonum multiflorum too much, and don't touch its leaves at will.

How to cultivate 1 and select soil.

Jade branches are drought-resistant and waterlogged-resistant, so the soil is required to have good air permeability and drainage when cultivated. If the soil at the root of the jade branch is too wet, the root will rot. Therefore, when selecting soil, we must choose 1: 1 mixed coarse sand and culture soil, or 1: 1 mixed peat soil to plant jade branches.

2. Planting method

You can plant jade ornaments by inserting leaves or cutting leaves, starting from the petiole of jade ornaments, cutting leaves or a part of leaves, or cutting off stems, leaves, roots, buds and other parts of plants, then inserting them into the soil, and watering them after the leaves of jade ornaments take root.

3. Planting conditions

Jade jewelry likes sunshine, so it needs to be placed in a sunny place to keep the air circulating. However, in the face of the high temperature environment in summer, they need to be shaded. In winter, jade ornaments should be placed in a well-lit place indoors to prevent frostbite.

4. Preventive measures

Jade ornaments are drought-tolerant plants. In the process of breeding, there is no need to water too much. Whenever the soil is dry, you can water it. Pay attention to avoid watering the leaves of jade ornaments, and don't touch them easily, because jade ornaments are fragile and may fall off when you touch them.