How to grow succulent mung beans

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil

The preferred soil for growing it is soil with good permeability, because its roots are fleshy roots with well-developed root stems. If the soil has poor drainage, water will easily accumulate in the soil, and the plant will easily suffer from root rot. If you find the above situation, you need to take it out of the soil, cut off the rotten roots, disinfect and sterilize it, and then replant it in new soil.

2. Lighting

It has a relatively large demand for sunlight, especially during the growing season. The daily sunlight exposure should not be less than 8 hours. Except for noon when the sunlight is particularly strong, it can be exposed to sunlight at other times.

3. Watering

It is relatively drought-resistant, so you need to control the amount and frequency of watering. There is no fixed time for watering it. Observe the state of the soil more often. If cracks appear on the surface of the soil, it means it needs watering. The amount of watering each time should be enough to make the soil completely moist but without water accumulation in the soil.

4. Fertilization

It does not require much nutrients, so do not fertilize too frequently, once a month is enough.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Leaf cutting method: Select healthy and plump leaves from the plant, insert the bottom into the soil, place it in a cool place, and it will grow roots in about a week.

2. Cutting method: Insert the selected branches into the soil. You can also use the branches cut off during beheading. After insertion, they do not need to be exposed to sunlight for the time being. They will grow roots in about ten days.

3. Pest and disease control

It is more susceptible to pests. If the branches and leaves are infected, dilute the benomyl according to the instructions and spray the plants. If there are insects in the soil, change the soil.