How to breed new jade ornaments and what to pay attention to

The reproduction method of the new jade ornament

The New Jade Succulent is generally propagated by leaf cuttings or cuttings. If you want to propagate by seeds, you have to keep the flower sword. Even if it has seeds, seeds are rarely used for propagation. Generally, leaf cuttings have the fastest growth rate. It is recommended to propagate directly by leaf cuttings.

New jade ornament breeding time

New Jade Ornament can be propagated in spring and autumn. It is not recommended for flower lovers to propagate it in hot summer or cold winter, as the survival rate will be greatly reduced in these two seasons.

The breeding method of new jade ornament

Cutting propagation of New Jade

It is relatively simple to propagate the new jade plant by cuttings. Simply insert the dried branches into the prepared soil. Be sure to water it thoroughly after propagation and keep it in a semi-shaded, well-ventilated environment. Wait until the branches take root and sprout, which usually takes about 1 to 2 weeks.

Propagation of New Jade by leaf cuttings

New jade sedum is often propagated by leaf cuttings. You can slowly peel off the leaves of the plant and scatter them evenly on the surface of the potting soil like seeds. After scattering, there is no need to water it. You must wait until the place where it was peeled off has begun to take root before watering. This will ensure that it can grow more new jade sedums.

Precautions for breeding new jade ornaments

After planting the new jade plant, remember to water it as little as possible and keep it away from direct sunlight. Wait until it has slowly grown roots, then you can carry out normal maintenance.