How to grow Ji Langyue to make it bushy and full
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How to grow Ji Langyue to make it bushy and full
Ji Langyue succulents want to be well-maintained and full, first of all, Ji Langyue is cold and heat-resistant, and grows most vigorously in spring and autumn. As long as the temperature is not lower than minus 10 degrees Celsius or higher than 40 degrees Celsius, it can be directly exposed to the sun. Ji Langyue also has a high demand for water, so if you want to grow Ji Langyue well, you must regularly supplement water and fertilizer. To make Ji Langyue bushy quickly, it is necessary to remove some dense or wilted leaves that are not growing well in time.
Ji Langyue is not toxic, and not only that, the gas emitted by Ji Langyue is also non-toxic. It can even help us absorb harmful gases and purify the indoor air. Moreover, the sap of Ji Langyue is also non-toxic and will not cause any harm to the body, so it is very suitable to keep it at home.
In addition, Ji Langyue is a classic common succulent, with vigorous growth. Many flower lovers choose Ji Langyue as their first pot of succulents because it is very easy to make it bushy and is known as the "king of bushy plants."
How to grow Ji Langyue to make it bushy
1. Light
Ji Langyue is cold and heat-resistant and grows most vigorously in spring and autumn. As long as the temperature is not lower than minus 10 degrees Celsius or higher than 40 degrees Celsius, it can be directly exposed to the sun.
Ji Langyue prefers a well-ventilated and breathable environment. Outdoor maintenance with good ventilation will make the plant grow more vigorously. Moreover, with sufficient outdoor sunlight, Ji Langyue thrives in a well-lit environment. If kept in a low-light environment for a long time, Ji Langyue is prone to etiolation, affecting its appearance.
2. Supplement water and fertilizer
Ji Langyue grows vigorously, and sufficient nutrients are very important. Compared to other succulents, Ji Langyue grows relatively fast. Therefore, it has a high demand for water, and regular supplementation of water and fertilizer is essential to grow it well.
Supplementing water and fertilizer for Ji Langyue is also a technique. Ji Langyue grows most vigorously in spring and autumn. During these seasons, it is advisable to apply thin fertilizer frequently, usually supplementing water and fertilizer twice a month. Combined with appropriate sunlight, it is easy to make it bushy.
In the hot summer, when Ji Langyue grows slowly, it is not recommended to fertilize it, as improper concentration control can easily cause fertilizer damage.
3. Cutting the top and pinching
To make Ji Langyue bushy quickly and easily, some measures need to be taken. Dense or wilted leaves that are not growing well should be removed in time. Additionally, new sprouts can also be removed to eliminate the plant's apical dominance, allowing Ji Langyue to bushy quickly.
Of course, the fastest method is to cut the top. After cutting the top, Ji Langyue can quickly bush and the plant shape will be more beautiful. It is recommended to cut the top in spring and autumn when the temperature is appropriate. The wound is easier to heal at this time, and there is no risk of pests and diseases. However, if not handled properly, it can still rot, so it is not recommended for新手 flower lovers to try easily.
How to make Ji Langyue compact and bushy after etiolation
1. Re-arrange the soil
I have mentioned above that adjusting the soil can prevent etiolation in succulents, so we must increase the particle ratio of the soil for etiolated succulents.
Personally, I suggest that in the northern regions, the particle content should be at least 70%, and in the southern regions, it can be increased to 80%. After arranging the soil, we can change the pot for the succulent in autumn.
2. Change to a pot suitable for its height
The stem of an etiolated succulent is naturally longer. When changing the pot, we should choose a pot according to the height of the stem, and it is reasonable for the pot to be about 10 centimeters taller than the succulent stem. This not only prevents the bottom of the stem from touching the ground but also looks good.
3. Reasonable water control
When the pot and soil are ready, we trim the roots, dry the roots, and repot them. After they adapt to the new pot, we move them to a well-lit outdoor environment for maintenance. At the same time, we should control the water reasonably, such as watering only when the bottom leaves of the succulent become dry and withered. Soon, it can become a highly ornamental cliff桩.
The above is all about how to grow Ji Langyue to make it bushy and full. Green plant enthusiasts can refer to this for guidance.