The cultivation method of Yulü
Abstract: This article shares some experiences in growing the succulent plant Yulü, focusing on its cultivation methods. Let's take a look together.
Many flower enthusiasts find that the conditions for cultivating Yulü online are more or less the same. However, sometimes it's puzzling that even when following these methods, the plant still doesn't thrive. Some may overgrow, not bloom, have dull colors, and some may even rot or turn black. I have summarized my own experiences in growing Yulü and would like to share them with fellow flower enthusiasts.
Firstly, the cultivation method of Yulü mainly involves conditions such as soil, sunlight, temperature, and humidity. There's no need to worry about fertilizing and propagation at first; it's best to focus on keeping the plant alive.
It should be noted that the growing season of Yulü is in spring and autumn, which is determined by its requirements for temperature and humidity. The most suitable temperature for Yulü to grow is between 15-25 degrees Celsius, with humidity ranging from 70-90%. Moderate, weak scattered light is ideal for it. Of course, the environment in a greenhouse can be adjusted. In properly adjusted environments, Yulü can thrive. You can buy a thermometer and hygrometer to check the temperature and humidity in your growing environment. In this suitable environment for Yulü, the plant will grow plump, with transparent small windows and green leaves, looking like jade. Generally, flower enthusiasts have no problems in spring and autumn.
Yulü is difficult to cultivate in summer and winter. In winter, there are generally two situations indoors: if the temperature is sufficient but sunlight and humidity are lacking, you can adjust the humidity by using the扣养 method to create a small humid environment for Yulü with weak scattered light.
If some flower enthusiasts don't have high enough temperatures in winter, they need to prevent Yulü from freezing. Keeping it above 5 degrees Celsius and relatively dry is fine. Indoor cultivation in winter is possible, and Yulü is most suitable for being kept in a closed environment during this season. If the indoor temperature in winter is not too high and the humidity is appropriate, Yulü will enter a semi-dormant state, growing slowly but with high transparency and plumpness. However, it is essential to maintain humidity.
In summer, due to high temperatures, Yulü will enter a dormant state. The window surface turns white and transparency decreases. It is necessary to control water and keep the soil relatively dry. There's no need for closed cultivation; ventilation is required. In the evening, you can spray some water on the leaves to prevent them from wrinkling.
The above is a comprehensive explanation of the cultivation method of Yulü (based on the experience of flower enthusiasts), hoping it can help you.