Yulu's maintenance skills make your Yulu more gorgeous.

Yulu is also a very hot succulent plant. Yulu is much easier to raise than Sedum in terms of habit. It likes moist air and is afraid of strong light, which is exactly the opposite of Sedum. The most important thing is that Yulu hardly gives birth to insects. You don't have to worry about shell bugs or root powder at all.

Among the four seasons, there is little watering in summer and winter, and they are almost dormant. If summer is particularly muggy, they will not die even if they are directly cut off for 2-3 months. Although the state will look bad, they can recover as soon as they are replenished in autumn. At the beginning, the first 3-6 months of raising Yulu is the rooting and slow seedling stage.

Once the root system grows steadily, the leaves will grow wildly and will soon grow out. In winter, in order to increase the air humidity around Yulu, many people like to use the method of "stuffy". This method is actually the same as spraying water, but plastic cups can maintain higher air humidity and make jade dew bright and bright.

At the same time, due to the low temperature in winter, the sun shining into the plastic cup also has a heat preservation effect, and the warm and humid environment happens to be Yulu's favorite. Yulu's roots are much stronger than Sedum, and can grow very long, so flowerpots generally choose a depth of 10-15cm.

And these roots have another characteristic: they grow fast and die quickly. So the first step in raising Yulu is to learn how to trim the roots. Especially for some newly bought jade dew, do not think that a lot of white and tender roots is a good thing, in fact, most of them no longer have the effect of absorption, should be pruned in time.