Breeding methods and precautions of white pine

Learn more about white pine

White-flowered pine is a perennial miniature succulent plant with a short plant body, short branches and leaves attached to the fleshy stem. In sunlight, the edges appear red. If properly maintained, small white flowers will appear in April and May every year.

Cultivation of white-flowered pine: placement

The white-flowered pine is suitable for being placed in a well-lit room. It can be properly shaded in the summer and placed in a bright, well-ventilated location, avoiding strong sunlight at noon.

The light is weak in winter, so place the white pine next to a window with plenty of light and keep it warm.

Cultivation of white-flowered pine: watering method

White pine prefers a relatively dry environment. During daily maintenance, pay attention to keeping the soil in the pot dry, and prefer dryness to waterlogging. In dry seasons, you can sprinkle water to increase humidity.

Spring and autumn are the growing seasons, and relatively more water is needed, generally watering once every 10 to 15 days.

It grows slowly in the summer, so spray water frequently to cool it down and water it once every 15 to 20 days. The temperature at home is suitable in winter, and proper watering promotes growth. Try to keep the soil in the pot dry and avoid water accumulation.

Cultivation of white-flowered pine: temperature requirements

The most suitable temperature for the growth of white pine is 20~28℃. It is not cold-resistant and the minimum temperature in winter cannot be lower than 10℃. Move the white pine indoors for maintenance in winter, and it will continue to grow when the temperature is suitable.

Cultivation of white-flowered pine: fertilization

The white-flowered pine grows rapidly and requires more fertilizer than other succulents. Generally, a thin liquid fertilizer is applied once a week, either by irrigating the roots or spraying directly on the leaves.