Bi halo alias

Jade rabbit ear

Morphological characteristics of Bi halo

Green halo leaves are translucent, full of granular feeling, very cute. Moreover, it has branches and stems and is easy to grow in groups

The flowers are generally white, the fruits are in the shape of Yuanbao, and the seeds are 50-150

Stem thick, fleshy, with nodes. The leaves are fleshy and two-state. During the growth period, the leaves are slender and opposite, often not connected. The dormant leaves are short and thick, hemispherical, and the opposite leaves are highly connected

Bi halo growth habit

Native to South Africa, it is a very drought tolerant pulpy plant. There is not much demand for sunshine, so we must shade, ventilate and cut off water in summer

When the temperature is too high in summer, it will dry up and directly enter the dormant state. After boiling until autumn, watering can restore growth

During the spring and Autumn period, water can be supplied frequently to keep the rabbit's ears upright. Rabbit ears collapse when water is scarce

Bi Guanghuan family maintenance method

Suitable temperature for growth

The suitable temperature for the growth of Bi halo is generally 15-25 degrees, and not less than 5 degrees in winter

When the temperature exceeds 35 ℃, the whole plant will wither and directly enter the dormancy period

Soil

Generally, peat, vermiculite and perlite can be selected for artificial cultivation, and a large amount of granular soil (conducive to drainage and air permeability) can be used. Deep pots can be used for developed roots

Water and fertilizer management

Watering: watering during the growth period is completely dry, and no water supply is needed during the dormancy period

Fertilization: thin fertilizer can be applied during the growth period, and fertilization should not be too frequent

Breeding mode

The main propagation mode of Bi Guanghuan is sowing, and it can also be propagated separately

Suggestions for planting combination: rainbow jade