How to grow rubies so that they can bloom

1. Appropriate light

If you want ruby ​​to grow well, light is the most important thing. As a succulent plant, it has a high light requirement. It likes light but is afraid of the sun, so you must pay attention to shading in the summer and not let strong light shine on it, otherwise it will cause the leaves to turn black. But lack of light will make its leaves turn green, so it is necessary to expose it to light in the morning and evening. If the light is not strong, it can be exposed to light all day.

2. Humid environment

Ruby prefers a humid environment. In addition to providing sufficient water, the air must also have a certain humidity. Keep the potting soil moist during daily watering, water 2-3 times a week in spring and autumn, and water every day in summer. In addition, you should spray water on the leaves regularly to keep them moisturized.

3. Adequate nutrients

Because the soil in the ruby ​​pot is loose, solid fertilizer is difficult to work with. Therefore, you can apply a little cake fertilizer water, but dilute it sufficiently before use to avoid damaging the roots due to excessive concentration. Fertilizing it is based on the temperature, and as long as the environment is suitable and it can continue to grow, you should continue to fertilize it. Generally, fertilizer is applied once every half a month, but fertilizer should be stopped when the temperature is too high or too low.

4. Suitable temperature

Ruby is afraid of cold, so it should be placed indoors in the winter in the north. In an environment below -4℃, it is easy to get frostbite, so it needs to be properly kept warm. You need to put it in a warm place indoors. If the room temperature is not enough, you need to put it in a plastic bag to keep it warm.