Do not water too much

Because the water content in teyulian itself is already high, if it is allowed to live in a place with high humidity, it is easy to cause its decay and even threaten its survival. Therefore, do not water too much. Generally, water once every ten days to completely dry the soil

Do not pour on the leaf

There is a thick layer of white frost on the surface of the sprouting leaves of teyulian, adding a trace of hazy beauty to its shape. Therefore, in order not to affect the ornamental appearance, it is necessary to avoid pouring on the leaves when watering, so as not to make the white frost fall off

Adjust the watering frequency according to the place and time

The climatic conditions are different in different places, and the drying cycle of basin soil will also be different. At the same time, with the change of seasons, the growth status of teyulian will also change, the demand for water will also change, and the watering frequency needs to be changed. For example, in winter, especially jade lotus will no longer grow. At this time, watering should be suspended, and the watering frequency should be gradually restored when the temperature recovers and it can grow. In short, the frequency of watering should be adjusted timely according to the place and time, so as to meet the water needed for normal survival in different periods

To sum up, teyulian is drought tolerant and cannot live in a humid environment for a long time. Therefore, avoid excessive watering and try to avoid watering on the leaves. The watering frequency should be adjusted according to the changes of region and season. In addition, choosing pots with strong water permeability, such as red pottery pots or containers with drainage holes at the bottom, can better maintain the water required by teyulian and keep it growing healthily~