How does the Heavenly Dog Dance breed?

Tiangu Dance is a succulent plant of the genus crassulaceae. Its leaves are a little thin, the leaves are green, and the leaf edges are brownish red. It looks very lovely. So, how does the Heavenly Dance breed?

First, how to breed the dance of the Heavenly Dog?

The dance of Heavenly Dog can be propagated by cuttings. Select healthy branches with growing points, cut cuttings 3-5 cm long, air for 1-2 days, and dry the wound. Then, the cuttings were cut in dry granular soil and watered a few days later, waiting for small roots to grow between the leaves.

Second, where is the origin of the Heavenly Dance?

The dance of Heavenly Dog originated in Mexico and is now cultivated in many parts of the world. The plants are clustered, there are fine branches, and the stems are fleshy, and the stems will gradually become semi-lignified over time. Leaves interactive opposite without petiole, base connected, new leaves stacked up and down, leaves slightly spaced up and down. The leaves are a little thin, the leaves are green, and the leaf edges are brownish red, especially in late autumn and early spring, when the temperature difference is large.

Third, how much is the price of the Tiangu Dance?

The prices of the Heavenly Dog Dance are both expensive and cheap. Jingzhihua Garden Source manufacturer's Tiangou Dance (Gao 2-3cm) sells for 1.80 yuan per tree, while Tian Dou Dance (Gao 3-8cm) at Hemerocallis Seedling Farm in Zaxia Town, Shuyang County, sells for 2 yuan per tree. Yancuo Chenghan Horticultural Field in Longhai City sells Tian Dou Dance (High 3cm) for 2.80 yuan per tree. The above prices are for reference only. The specific prices are subject to local conditions.