The cultivation method of Daiwa Nishiki

Change the basin every spring and cut off the long and withered roots at the same time. During the breeding period, we should pay attention to watering once a week during the growing period, 1-2 times in winter, spraying water around when the air is dry, and fertilizing once a month, mainly with dilute liquid fertilizer. In addition, during the whole breeding period, it is necessary to ensure that Dahejin has all-day sunshine, but to avoid exposure.

Points for attention in breeding and maintenance of Daiwa brocade:

1. The breeding method of Dahejin

Break off the leaves of Dahejin, place them horizontally or obliquely in coarse sand or vermiculite after 1-2 days, and let the wound come into contact with the soil; then put them in a semi-shaded place to keep the soil slightly moist, and after 15-20 days, small buds will grow in the wound: with the passage of time, the buds grow bigger and bigger, gradually forming small rosette foliage: when the plant grows to a certain size, it will be taken out and planted in a small pot, that is, it will become a new plant.

two。 Matters needing attention in the maintenance of Daiwa brocade

Daiwa basically grows all year round, but it grows slowly and requires plenty of sunshine and a cool, dry environment. It likes light to bear half-shade, afraid of waterlogging, avoid hot and humid, in the case of lack of light, the leaves are easy to show green, leaf edge red will slowly fade, although not too long, but will also affect beauty.

Moreover, in the case of sufficient light, the plant type is short and strong, the leaves are red, with its markings, gorgeous and colorful. Although Daiwa brocade can adapt well in various environments, it should not change the planting environment frequently. When moving Daiwa brocade from low light to high light environment, you should gradually increase the illumination time to avoid sunburn, especially the Dahe brocade you just bought. It should be placed on a sunny windowsill or balcony to avoid strong light but not too shaded, watering should be strictly controlled, and the basin soil should be moist.

Dahejin, as a succulent plant resistant to drought and light frost, is very suitable for novice breeding. Friends who have the idea of breeding succulent plants might as well have a try.