1、 How to breed

1. Choosing flowerpots: to conserve Yushu by potting, you should first choose a suitable flowerpot, and the size should match the plant. Generally, the diameter should be kept at about 16 to 28 cm. The bottom of the flowerpot shall be provided with holes to ensure good drainage

2. Soil preparation: Yushu can stand barren soil and is not picky about the soil. It provides loose, fertile and well drained sandy soil. It can be mixed with garden soil, rotten leaf soil, river sand and organic fertilizer

3. Prune the branches and leaves of the plants that have been thinned and dried in time, and prune the branches and leaves of the trees that have been thinned and dried in time

4. Reasonable watering: Yushu is very drought resistant. It should be watered in time during the growth period to keep it moist. Never accumulate water to cause the basin soil to be too wet. More water can be poured in summer, and the amount of water should be controlled in winter

5. Timely topdressing: in addition to the base fertilizer in the previous basin soil, timely topdressing is also required in the later growth stage, and regular topdressing is required in the vigorous growth stage

6. Regular basin change: the growth rate of Yushu is fast. With the continuous growth, the basin soil should be changed once every spring

2、 Can it be watered

Yushu is usually cultivated in soil, but it can also be maintained by hydroponic culture