Mingyue is a perennial sub-shrub, with its peak growth season in spring and autumn. In different growing environments, Mingyue will show different colors and shapes, so it is not easy to raise a healthy and beautiful Mingyue. For those who are new to Mingyue planting, they may not know its breeding methods and propagation methods. The following editor will introduce how to raise Mingyue and the precautions for propagating succulent Mingyue. I hope it can help flower lovers who like Mingyue. .
How to grow the succulent plant Mingyue
How to grow the succulent Mingyue? Many succulent plant lovers don’t know the farming method of Mingyue. In fact, the cultivation of Mingyue is not difficult. Next, let’s take a look at how to grow a healthy Mingyue!
1. Light Management
Mingyue is a succulent plant that likes sunshine. After lack of light, the leaves of the plant will elongate, and the leaves will There will be a large distance between them, and the leaves will become thinner and less yellow in color. If you want to grow compact and golden leaves, you need strong light. Spring and autumn are the growth periods of Mingyue, which can be fully exposed to the sun. They are slightly dormant in summer, so pay attention to ventilation and shading.
2. Temperature management
The succulent Mingyue is not cold-tolerant, so try to keep it no lower than minus 3 degrees, so that you can survive the winter safely. Low temperature inscriptions are prone to frostbite and even death.
3. Watering management
Mingyue, like other succulents, is relatively drought-tolerant. Water it thoroughly only when it is dry, and do not water it until it is dry. Water 4 to 5 times a month in hot summer, but not thoroughly. It is enough to maintain the normal growth of the plants. Too much water in summer will cause them to rot easily. In winter, when the temperature is below 5 degrees, water should be gradually cut off, and when the temperature is below 3 degrees, keep the pot soil dry.
4. Soil requirements
The succulent Mingyue does not have high soil requirements. Peat can be mixed with cinders in a ratio of 3:7. Mingyue is a very easy to raise. All varieties can be grown well in vegetable garden soil.
Propagation methods and precautions of Mingyue
How to propagate the succulent Mingyue is actually similar to the propagation method of other succulents. Mingyue can generally be propagated by leaf cuttings and beheading. The editor has compiled some commonly used breeding methods for Mingyue. Friends who are interested can try it.
The succulent Mingyue grows relatively quickly and is very easy to burst into pots. Mingyue propagation mainly relies on plant side buds, branch cuttings or leaf cuttings to propagate successfully. The rate is relatively high. Since spring is the season when Mingyue lateral buds burst out, the succulent Mingyue leaf-cutting propagation is generally carried out in spring. Just insert the leaves directly into the soil. This is the simplest and most direct method among Mingyue propagation methods. Leaf cuttings can produce a large number of seedlings and are the first choice for greenhouse propagation.
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