How to raise jade purse

Jade purse, also known as frog vine, Aiyuanguo, is a perennial herb vine, is a very good-looking foliage plant, many people like to keep a pot at home, how to raise that jade purse?

First, how to raise jade purse?

1. Soil requirements

Jade purse is suitable to grow in the soil with good permeability, and do not use the clayey soil, which will affect the root growth of the plant.

2. Moisture requirements

Jade purse does not require high moisture, generally as long as the soil is moist, but do not accumulate water, so as to avoid rotting roots. In addition, the amount of watering should be controlled in winter, and watering can also be suspended if the temperature is too low.

3. Lighting requirements

Jade purse is suitable for growing in half-day or astigmatism, so it can be given some light in spring, autumn and winter, shade in summer and proper ventilation.

4. Temperature requirement

Jade purse is suitable for growing in the environment of 20-26 ℃, and the temperature is not too high or too low. In winter, it is best to keep the temperature above 10 ℃. When the temperature is below 8 ℃, it will enter a dormant state and stop growing.

Second, how to reproduce jade purse?

Jade purse has two kinds of sowing propagation and cutting propagation, in which sowing is simple, but requires patient maintenance, cutting propagation operation is simple, the survival rate is high, generally many people like to use this method.

1. Sowing and reproduction

(1) sowing time: spring and autumn.

(2) sowing method: suitable soil should be prepared when sowing, and soil preparation and fertilization should be carried out in advance for large area sowing. Then plant the seeds into the soil, control the light, temperature and water, and wait for the seeds to germinate and grow.

2. Cuttage propagation

The main results are as follows: (1) cutting time: it is suggested that it should be carried out in spring and autumn, when cutting is more beneficial to the rooting of branches.

(2) Cuttage method: cut the robust and disease-free branches on the plant and cut them into the soil. After the cuttings are finished, put them in a semi-shady and ventilated environment to keep the soil slightly moist and let the branches adapt and take root quickly.