How to raise Mingyue

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Light: Mingyue likes a warm and sunny environment. The suitable growth temperature is 18~25℃. It is a full-sun plant. When the light is sufficient, the leaves will turn golden yellow. Watering: Keep the pot soil moist during the growth period, reduce watering during the semi-dormant period in summer, and control watering in winter. Fertilization: Fertilize 2 to 3 times throughout the year. Use diluted cake fertilizer water to avoid excessive fertilization. Soil: Repot once every 2 to 3 years. Use fertile garden soil and coarse sand, and add a small amount of bone meal.

How to raise

How to grow

Light

Mingyue is native to Mexico and likes a warm and sunny environment. The suitable growth temperature is 18~25℃. Tolerant of semi-shade and drought. Mingyue is a full-sun plant, and its leaves will turn golden yellow when there is sufficient light.

Water and fertilizer management

Watering: Keep the pot soil slightly moist during the growth period. In summer, the plants are in a semi-dormant period, so reduce watering and keep the pot soil dry. Watering in winter depends on the room temperature, and wait until it is dry or wet.

Fertilization: Fertilize 2 to 3 times throughout the year. Use diluted cake fertilizer water or special fertilizer for succulents to avoid excessive fertilization, which will cause the leaves to become loose and soft and affect the plant shape.

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Repot once every 2 to 3 years, in spring. The potting soil should be mixed with fertile garden soil and coarse sand, and add a small amount of bone meal.

Propagation methods

Mingyue can be propagated by leaf cuttings or branch cuttings, and the survival rate is very high.

Notes

Common diseases and insect pests< /h3>

Common diseases in Mingyue: anthrax; common pests in Mingyue: scale insects.

Summer Dormant Period Maintenance

With high temperatures in summer, Mingyue is in short dormancy. Reduce watering and maintain good ventilation to prevent the breeding of pests and diseases.

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