Bury a few beans in the jade plant's pot, new shoots sprout in 3 weeks, and the trunk cracks and becomes woody

Bury "beans" in the "jade plant" pot, new "shoots" appear in 3 weeks, and the trunk cracks and "becomes woody"

The jade plant is a common flowering plant, widely loved by flower enthusiasts because it is easy to grow; any cut branch can grow into a robust plant. Even a single leaf can grow into a small plant. Its fleshy leaves are very cute, and the leaves have a great many stomata, so the jade plant has a strong ability to purify the air.

It happens to be just after the Start of Autumn, the temperature is gradually dropping and it is no longer so hot, and this is also the time when many plants grow rapidly. When growing flowers at this time, you must ensure sufficient water, fertilizer and light. For a fertilizer-loving, light-loving flowering plant like the jade plant, you must give it a fertilizer supplement and move it outdoors for full-sun care; today I will share the method of supplementing nitrogen fertilizer for the jade plant and cultivation tips.

The fleshy-leaved jade plant loves nitrogen fertilizer; sufficient nitrogen fertilizer is the guarantee of rapid new shoot growth and the trunk cracking and becoming woody. Choose to add a few processed soybean fertilizer grains to the pot, and in three weeks you will see new shoots growing at the top of the jade plant, and the trunk will also become woody faster.

Soybean fertilizer:

Soybeans are rich in protein, that is, rich in nitrogen; as long as they are processed, the nitrogen in soybeans is very helpful for plant growth. Boil the soybeans in a pot of hot water for 30 minutes, until the beans become soft! After scooping them out and drying them, use a small trowel to dig a few small holes at the edge of the flower pot, about half the depth of the pot; be careful to keep away from the main root system to prevent burning.

Put 3-4 soybeans in each small hole, then cover with soil, so the soybean fertilizer applied this way does not need fermentation; let the beans ferment by themselves in the pot, which is convenient and quick. After fertilizing, move the potted plant outdoors to grow, increasing light and ventilation.

Of course, besides fertilizing, if you want the jade plant to grow healthily, fertilizing alone is not entirely enough; pruning is also key. You need to prune off old leaves, variegated leaves, weak branches and the side branches of the trunk, to speed up new shoot growth and at the same time also speed up the plant becoming woody. Once autumn arrives, the whole potted plant can be placed outdoors for care all day, growing under full sun.

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