How to grow Kinokawa succulent

1. Breeding methods

1. Substrate: It likes a relatively breathable substrate with certain drainage. Planting it in such soil is conducive to its growth. For home breeding, you can mix peat soil, perlite and an appropriate amount of cinders. If you want to increase air permeability, you can spread a layer of river sand on the surface of the soil.

2. Sunlight: Spring and autumn are the times when it grows most vigorously. It should be given light all day and should not be kept in a dark place. After entering summer, you should avoid exposure to strong light and move the plants to a cool place. In winter, on the contrary, it should be placed in a place with direct light so that it can receive as much sunlight as possible.

3. Watering: Don’t water it too much at normal times. You should wait until it is completely dry before watering it. Don’t water it if it is not dry. Watering should be moderate in both summer and winter, but the soil should not be too dry. In addition, water droplets cannot accumulate on its leaves for a long time, as this will easily cause the leaves to rot.

2. Prevention and control of pests and diseases

There should be no wounds on the plants as they easily breed bacteria. The most common disease is ergot, and medication should be used as soon as possible after it occurs.