How to breed moon rabbit ears and precautions

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How to breed moon rabbit ears

Precautions for breeding Moon Rabbit Ears

Moon Rabbit Ears and Brown Spotted Galan are perennial succulent plants with strange leaves. As the name suggests, they look a bit like rabbit ears, very cute. So what are its breeding methods and precautions?

How to breed Moon Rabbit Ears

Water. Water once a week during the growing season, just keep the soil in the pot slightly moist, and be sure to avoid water accumulation. When the temperature is high in summer, watering should be reduced in order to prevent root rot, while in winter, water should be basically cut off at minus 5 degrees Celsius.

Light and temperature. Moon Rabbit Ears like full sun. It requires sufficient lighting, otherwise it will cause excessive growth. Moon Rabbit Ears avoid stuffy heat and are intolerant of cold.

Soil. The soil can be made of cinder mixed with peat, which requires good drainage and strong air permeability.

Fertilize. Fertilize once a month during the growth period. Do not topdress as it will cause excessive growth.

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The growth rate of Moon Rabbit Ears is very fast, and it is usually enough to change the pot every one to two years. Repotting time is in early spring.

The main propagation methods of Moon Rabbit Ear include division propagation and cutting propagation.

The Moon Rabbit Ear likes coolness and avoids hot and humid conditions. It goes dormant in summer and the rest of the time is the growth period.

The Moon Rabbit Ear likes light, and will grow leggy if the light is insufficient.

Precautions for breeding Moon Rabbit Ears

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