How to breed Emperor Jade and what to pay attention to

How to breed Emperor Jade

There are generally three ways to propagate Emperor Jade: seed propagation, cutting propagation and division propagation. The survival rates of these three methods are relatively high, but in general, seed propagation is more commonly used because it can be widely planted.

Emperor Jade Seed Propagation

The seeds of Emperor Jade can be propagated by sowing, but the seeds need to be harvested in advance and then planted.

The natural way for Emperor Jade to reproduce is through seed propagation, which is a relatively common planting method. However, it needs to be germinated before planting.

How to breed Emperor Jade the fastest

Emperor Jade can be propagated by cuttings, which allows it to grow quickly, but only in an environment with suitable temperature.

Breeding time of Emperor Jade

Normally, the survival rate of Emperor Jade will be higher if it is reproduced in spring, because this is its growing season. When all things come back to life, the climate and temperature environment are very suitable for planting, so it is easier to grow.

How to breed Emperor Jade

Di Yu propagation by division

When propagating the imperial jade by division, it is generally necessary to repot it, which should be done about once every 1-2 years. Divide the plant into several parts, prepare soil suitable for growth, and then you can plant it.

Cutting propagation of Emperor Jade

The propagation of Emperor Jade by cuttings can also be called asexual propagation. It is necessary to select plants that have grown for more than three years, separate the tillers at the roots, and place them in a cool environment. After waiting for the wounds of the tillers to heal, they can be cut into the soil by themselves so that they can take root again.

Seed propagation of Emperor Jade

The seeds of the imperial jade are very small. You can get the seeds from the flowers during its flowering period, or you can buy the seeds of the imperial jade at the flower market and plant them directly in soil suitable for growth. Water them appropriately and keep the soil moist. Control the temperature at around 24℃ and they will take root and sprout in about 10 days.

Notes on breeding of imperial jade

When breeding the Emperor Jade, you need to be careful. It needs to be placed in a relatively dry environment during maintenance, and it needs sufficient sunlight at ordinary times. When watering, it must be done in moderation and water should not be accumulated. It is relatively drought-resistant.