What other names does the succulent plant Jingye have?

Characteristics of Jingye

Jingye is a small variety, with a single diameter of 6~8mm, and there is also a large Jingye that can grow to a diameter of 12mm. The leaves are light green, with a slight red blush on the leaf tips. The leaves are obovate or wedge-shaped, with short points, covered in white frost, and the leaf margins and tips usually show a faint or light red color.

Growth Habits of Jingye

In summer, when high temperatures and strong sunlight occur, it is prone to sunburn death, and it also fears humidity, so it should be placed in partial shade and watering should be reduced.

When applying medication or watering, be careful not to spray the leaves by mistake.

Lack of light causes etiolation, with the stem growing taller and the leaves becoming loose and unattractive, so try to provide as much sunlight as possible.

It grows slowly on its own but easily forms clusters, and the clustered effect is quite good.

Care and Cultivation of Jingye

The flowering period is from late spring to early summer.

It needs full sun, but in summer, avoid direct strong sunlight.

Water after the soil has dried completely. Spring and autumn are the growing seasons, generally watering once every 1-2 weeks; summer and winter are dormant seasons, so watering should be reduced to prevent root rot.

It should be placed in a well-lit, well-ventilated environment, avoiding water accumulation in the center of the leaves, and no watering is needed on rainy days.