1、 Watering

It belongs to succulent plants. Although its leaves are not as fat and lean as other succulent plants, it can also accumulate a lot of water and have a certain drought tolerance. It is not necessary to water frequently at ordinary times, especially in hot summer. The growth rate of plants is slow. It is best to reduce the amount of water and let the basin soil dry to avoid rotten roots

2、 Fertilization

It blooms more often and needs more nutrients. From May, the growth rate will accelerate, and thin fertilizer should be applied frequently. Under normal circumstances, thin nitrogen fertilizer is applied every half a month. By June, flower buds will grow. We should apply phosphate fertilizer frequently, with sufficient nutrients to promote flowering

3、 Soil

It likes acidic soil, preferably loose and breathable. During breeding, river sand, rotten leaf soil and garden soil can be mixed to meet its needs. Note that the soil should be disinfected before use to avoid insect eggs or bacteria

4、 Pruning

Attention should be paid to pruning in time during breeding. Its flowers are lotus shaped, and many flower stems will be drawn from the leaves. After flowering, the flower stems should be cut off in time, and the branches and leaves should be trimmed appropriately. Cut off some over dense branches and leaves to increase its light transmittance, so that it can bloom in the coming year

5、 Precautions

Pay attention to the control of temperature during breeding. Its cold resistance and high temperature resistance are relatively poor. It shall be moved indoors in time in winter, and thermal insulation measures shall be taken when necessary. In case of high temperature in summer, shade in time and strengthen ventilation and cooling treatment