How to grow Crassula Jade Necklace

When cutting off the Crassula Jade Necklace, we can pick healthy roots and leaves. Each root has two leaves and is inserted into loose, fertile soil. Keep the soil moist and it will take root and sprout after a month. Maintain the Crassula Jade Necklace, control the ambient temperature between 20 ℃ and 32℃. In summer, do shade protection. Water thoroughly every time to avoid water accumulation.

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1, Cutting of Crassula Jade Necklace

The crassula jade necklace can be picked to grow healthy roots and trimmed back. Each root has two leaves, which are dried in a cool, airy place and inserted into loose, fertile soil. The root of the Crassula Jade Necklace can be helped by adding silt to make the soil more breathable and watering to keep the soil moist.

Crassula Jade Necklace can be broken into. Pick up the ripe and healthy leaves. Leave them in a well-ventilated place to dry for 1 or 2 days. Spread it flat on loose soil to make sure the soil fits tightly to the leaves. Water it and leave it moist for about 20 days before new roots germinate.

2. Breeding methods of Crassula Jade Necklace

The appropriate temperature of the Crassula Jade Necklace is between 20 ℃ and 32℃. In winter, it is necessary to increase the temperature. If the temperature is lower than 5℃, it will cause frostbite on the leaves. Adequate light can promote the continuous growth of the Crassula Jade Necklace. Strong summer light can provide adequate shade protection against direct sunlight.

3. Notes for breeding Crassula Jade Necklace 

The Crassula Jade Necklace likes a cool environment. Keep the soil moist. Choose loose and fertile soil, and in the rainy season when there is more rain, do a good job of soil drainage. The presence of standing water can cause root rot. Water the soil every time when it becomes dry. Water thoroughly. Reduce watering to ensure a successful winter season for the Crassula Jade Necklace.