Cultivation methods and precautions of Feihuayu

Soil requirements for the red flower jade

The requirements of the soil for the red flower jade are not high and its habits are strong. But that doesn't mean it doesn't like fertile soil. Therefore, when cultivating the red flower jade, we can use alkaline soil, which can be mixed with river sand, bone meal, and ordinary garden soil.

Requirements for matching pots for the red flower jade

The flowerpots needed for home cultivation of red flower jade need to have good air permeability. Therefore, a clay pot or a tile pot will do.

The ball of the red flower jade needs to be repotted after it grows up. This will not only help the growth of its roots and allow it to grow, but also change the soil at the same time to increase the nutrients in the soil.

Lighting requirements for the red flower jade

The red flower jade likes sunlight and can tolerate short periods of partial shade.

The red flower jade needs sufficient light. If there is insufficient light, it may grow too tall. However, you need to pay attention to sun protection in the summer and avoid exposing it to strong light, otherwise the appearance will deteriorate.

Watering requirements for the Jade Plant

Pinch the ribs of the red flower jade with your hands. If the ball feels soft and the planting material is dry, it needs to be watered.

At this time, watering needs to be thorough. The sphere will slowly harden in one to two days, which means that the red flower jade has had enough water.