Is the glass jade poisonous? With breeding methods and planting techniques!

Sudan Impatiens balsamina is a kind of perennial succulent herb that likes warmth, moisture and sunshine. So is the glass green poisonous? What are the breeding methods and planting techniques of glass jade?

Is the glass green poisonous?

At present, there is a saying on the Internet that glass jade is poisonous and will release carcinogens. It is precisely because of this view that many flower lovers who grow glass green are a little uneasy. Here, I would like to tell you, do not be deceived by such rumors. Please take a look at the following analysis:

1. Glass Cui causes cancer so far I have not found any authoritative information. What I have found are the rumors of some netizens.

2. Glass jade is a common flower. It can be seen everywhere on the street and roadside. If it causes cancer, will it still be so popular?

3. At present, there are many rumors on the Internet that all kinds of plants cause cancer, all kinds of plants purify the air, and all kinds of plants prevent cancer. Whether you believe it or not, I don't believe it, because there is no scientific basis for this. The carcinogenic rate of a cigarette is much higher than that of any home-raised flowers.

2. Propagation methods and planting techniques of glass jade

1. Cuttage propagation

Cutting substrate is used for cutting nutrient soil or river sand, peat soil and other materials. Due to the limited conditions, it is difficult to get the ideal cutting substrate, so it is recommended to use the prepared and sterilized cutting substrate; medium and coarse river sand is also fine, but rinse with clean water several times before use. Do not use sea sand and river sand in saline-alkali areas, they are not suitable for the growth of flowers and plants. In early spring or late autumn (the highest temperature at noon is not more than 28 ℃ and the lowest at night is not less than 15 ℃), cut the leaves or stems (with 3 or 4 leaf nodes), insert them into the substrate after the wound is dried, spray the cuttings and substrate slightly, as long as the substrate is not too dry or water-stained, roots and new buds can grow quickly. When the temperature is high from late spring to early autumn, cuttings are very perishable, so it is best not to cut them.

2. Upper basin

When the seedlings are installed in the basin, first put a coarse-grained matrix or ceramsite 2cm thick at the bottom of the basin as a filter layer, sprinkle a layer of fully mature organic fertilizer as base fertilizer with a thickness of about 1cm to 2cm, and then cover it with a layer of matrix, which is about 1cm thick, and then put in the plant to separate the fertilizer from the root system and avoid burning roots. You can choose one of the following substrates for potting. Vegetable garden soil: slag = 3RU 1; or garden soil: medium coarse river sand: sawdust = 4RU 1RU 2; or one of paddy soil, pond mud, rotten leaf soil. Or peat + perlite + ceramsite = 2 + 2 + 1; vegetable garden soil + slag = 3 + 1; peat + slag + ceramsite = 2 + 2 + 1; sawdust + vermiculite + medium coarse river sand = 2 + 2 + 1. Pour water once after putting on the basin and keep it in a shady environment for a week.

3. Humidity management

Like the drier air environment, overcast and rainy days last too long, vulnerable to bacteria infection. For fear of rain, keep the leaves dry at night. The optimum relative humidity of the air is 40-60%.

4. Temperature management

The optimum growth temperature is 15 ℃ ~ 32 ℃. It is afraid of high temperature and muggy heat, and goes into dormancy when the summer temperature is above 33 ℃. Avoid cold frost, the overwintering temperature needs to be kept above 10 ℃, and when the winter temperature drops below 7 ℃, it will also enter a dormant state. If the ambient temperature is close to 4 ℃, it will die of frostbite.

5. Lighting management

The leaf color will be more beautiful when you keep it in the semi-shade in summer, or give it 50% shade. In spring and autumn, because the temperature is not very high, it is necessary to give it direct sunlight to facilitate its photosynthesis to accumulate nutrients. In winter, keep it indoors where there is bright light for maintenance. Usually put in the indoor maintenance, should be placed in the southeast near the doors and windows, in order to receive light, and every month or one and a half months, to move to the outdoor maintenance for two months, otherwise the leaves grow thin, yellow, new branches or petioles slender, elongated internodes, in a state of overgrowth.