How long does it take for ice jade leaves to germinate?

How long does it take for ice jade leaves to germinate?

Ice jade needs to be planted with leaf cuttings when the temperature is suitable, which is usually around March in spring. The leaf cuttings are easy to survive at this time and usually sprout about half a month after leaf cutting.

If you want the ice jade to germinate quickly after leaf cuttings, you must first ensure that the ventilation conditions of its growth environment are good enough, so that air circulation can be guaranteed and water vapor will not adhere to its leaves. If it does not germinate, you can water the soil appropriately.

Maintenance of Ice Jade Leaf Cuttings after Germination

1. After the ice jade leaf cuttings sprout, you can give it some scattered light appropriately, which can not only promote its growth, but also properly disinfect and sterilize it.

2. Generally, fertilizer needs to be added in time after the ice jade sprouts. Fertilizing once a month or so can ensure that it has a certain growth rate, so that new branches and leaves can be better sprouted.

Precautions for Ice Jade Leaf Cutting

Before leaf cuttings of Ice Jade, you need to select leaves of good quality and ensure the integrity of its bud points, so that the survival rate can be improved after leaf cuttings. In addition, you need to water it appropriately after leaf cuttings to ensure that the soil is always moist to promote its growth.