Echeveria glauca Var
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1.Different sizes available，Wholesale and retail of succulent plants，Phytosanitatry certificate available
2.Jade Butterfly Brocade is a succulent variant of the Jade Butterfly, which has almost the same appearance as the Jade Butterfly. However, there are significant changes in the color of the two types of succulents. The leaves of the Jade Butterfly are blue-green, while the leaves are warm and smooth like jade, carved from a piece of beautiful jade. The leaves are full and plump, and their leaves are almost pure white, with only green stripes at the center. The leaves are tightly arranged together, like a jade lotus flower, which is an extremely beautiful succulent. Some Jade Butterfly Brocade leaves have even turned white, crystal clear and very beautiful, especially Jade Butterfly Brocade. After entering the state, the edges of its leaves turn significantly pink. It is a succulent plant with three colors, so beautiful that it is an excellent indoor potted plant and easy to maintain. Below, I will teach you some tips for raising jade butterfly brocade. You can also cultivate jade like jade butterfly brocade.
3.Cultivated soil; Jade butterfly brocade does not have high soil requirements, but if we plant it in pots, we should be more careful. After all, soil is the first element that affects the growth of jade butterfly brocade. We can prepare some fertile and loose peat soil because its root system is developed and it prefers loose soil. Moreover, peat soil can promote the growth of jade butterfly brocade. Then, we can prepare some granular soil such as vermiculite and perlite to increase the overall ventilation and drainage effect of the soil, which can make the root system of jade butterfly brocade more flexible and reduce the occurrence of water accumulation and soil compaction, which can make it grow better.
4.Watering amount; Succulents are generally more drought resistant, and the same goes for jade butterfly brocade. However, during its growth period, it is still necessary to water more to make the leaves of jade butterfly brocade fuller, and absorb more water to promote its growth. When the soil is semi dry, it can be watered thoroughly, about 5-10 days ago. In the scorching summer, the room temperature will suddenly rise, and jade butterfly brocade will enter a dormant period. At this time, the amount of watering needs to be reduced. When the pot soil is dry, a small amount of water can be watered. After all, it absorbs very little water in summer, about every two weeks, and in winter, the amount of watering should be less because the temperature is very cold and watering is too much. If it does not dry easily, it will also freeze and damage its roots. Watering it once every 20 days to a month in winter is enough. If it drops to below zero, stop watering in time and wait for the weather to warm up before resuming watering.
