How to grow the “Little Rabbit” Aglaonema succulent and how much does it cost?

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil: It likes nutritious and well-permeable loam.

2. Light: It likes a warm environment but does not like direct sunlight. Too strong sunlight or too long exposure to the sun will lead to poor growth of the plant. Daily maintenance must also keep the environment breathable.

3. Watering: When the temperature is too high in summer, it will go into dormancy. In autumn, you should water the plant more to wake it up. Giving it enough water can keep its ears upright.

4. Fertilization: It does not require a lot of fertilizer, usually fertilizing once every 30 days or so is enough.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Leaf inserting: Select healthy branches, cut them with a sharp knife, and insert them flat into moist soil. They will usually take root in 15 days. Keep the soil moist after taking root.

2. Seeds: Planting is generally chosen in spring, and the sowing environment is controlled at around 20°C. The seeds are planted in the prepared soil, covered with a film to keep the soil moist, placed in a sunny place, and the film is opened for ventilation for two hours every day.

3. Pest and disease control

Although the root system of the green ringwort is not well developed and it is afraid of waterlogging, too much water will cause root rot, but it needs a lot of water in autumn. Therefore, attention should be paid to the amount of water supplied during daily maintenance, and loam with better permeability should also be selected.