Tang Yin

Tangyin is a perennial succulent herb of Crassulaceae and galanga, which is native to Cape Town and dranz, South Africa. The leaf color is light green, covered with a thick layer of white powder, grayish green, and there is a circle of red lines on the leaf edge. In the cold season, there will be gradual red spots outdoors with plenty of sunshine, which has good ornamental value.

Tang Yin introduction

Growth habits of Tang Yin

Tang seal originated in South Africa. Like warm, dry and sunny environment. Not hardy. Drought resistance, not water temperature resistance

Favorite temperature: 15-20 ℃

Watering: watering 1-2 times a week during the growth period

Light: sufficient throughout the day

Propagation: most of the propagation methods are cutting and leaf propagation

Diseases and pests: leaf spot, whitefly, etc

Suggested combination: rainbow jade

Maintenance skills of Tang seal

Basin soil: every spring. Basin soil is a mixture of rotten leaf soil, culture soil and coarse sand

Watering: during the growth cycle, water 1-2 times a week to keep the basin soil moist, but no ponding. When the temperature drops in autumn and winter, reduce watering. Watering shall be strictly controlled in midsummer and winter. In winter, the leaves turn red under bright light

Fertilization: fertilize once a month during the growth period, and use diluted cake fertilizer and water or "Huiyou" 15-15-30 special fertilizer for potted flowers

Tang Yin's breeding method

Cutting: cut the mature top branches during the growth period, insert them into the sand bed after the cutting mouth is dried, 8-10 natural roots, and then potted after 1 week

leaf insert: cut and grow the leaves that are full and grow, and lay on the sand bed, spray and moisturize, and take root 10-15 days after inserting. p>

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Tang Yin

2022-04-06 16:57
Description Tangyin is a perennial succulent herb of Crassulaceae and galanga, which is native to Cape Town and dranz, South Africa. The leaf color is light green, covered with a thick layer of white powder, grayish green, and there is a circle of red lines on the leaf edge. In the cold season, there will be gradual red spots outdoors with plenty of sunshine, which has good ornamental value.
Tang Yin

Growth habits of Tang Yin

Tang seal originated in South Africa. Like warm, dry and sunny environment. Not hardy. Drought resistance, not water temperature resistance

Favorite temperature: 15-20 ℃

Watering: watering 1-2 times a week during the growth period

Light: sufficient throughout the day

Propagation: most of the propagation methods are cutting and leaf propagation

Diseases and pests: leaf spot, whitefly, etc

Suggested combination: rainbow jade

Maintenance skills of Tang seal

Basin soil: every spring. Basin soil is a mixture of rotten leaf soil, culture soil and coarse sand

Watering: during the growth cycle, water 1-2 times a week to keep the basin soil moist, but no ponding. When the temperature drops in autumn and winter, reduce watering. Watering shall be strictly controlled in midsummer and winter. In winter, the leaves turn red under bright light

Fertilization: fertilize once a month during the growth period, and use diluted cake fertilizer and water or "Huiyou" 15-15-30 special fertilizer for potted flowers

Tang Yin's breeding method

Cutting: cut the mature top branches during the growth period, insert them into the sand bed after the cutting mouth is dried, 8-10 natural roots, and then potted after 1 week

leaf insert: cut and grow the leaves that are full and grow, and lay on the sand bed, spray and moisturize, and take root 10-15 days after inserting. p>

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