Why doesn't the succulent Rainbow Jade turn red? How can I grow the Rainbow Jade so that it will grow vigorously?

As people's living standards improve, more and more people are raising flowers and plants at home, and the succulent Rainbow Jade Brocade has become people's first choice because it does not take up space and is easy to survive. So why is the succulent Rainbow Jade Brocade not popular? How to grow Rainbow Jade Brocade to make it flourish? Let's take a look.

Why is Rainbow Jade Brocade not red?

1. Is there enough light?

Rainbow Jade itself has a relatively high demand for light, so it needs to be kept in sufficient light, and there must also be a clear temperature difference in order for it to change color.

2. Seasonal factors

Generally speaking, the rainbow jade changes color from autumn to the spring of the following year, because the temperature difference between day and night in this season is relatively large. Starting from autumn, the light will gradually increase, and the rainbow jade will gradually change color.

What should we pay attention to when raising Rainbow Jade Brocade?

Except for the summer when the temperature is above 32 degrees, the Rainbow Jade Brocade needs to be exposed to sufficient sunlight in other seasons. It can grow beautiful and pink even under the strong sunlight in midsummer.

The Rainbow Jade Brocade is not afraid of heat but it is afraid of cold. This guy is not afraid of freezing. If the temperature in winter is not lower than 13 degrees, you can put it outside in the sun, and the leaves will turn pink. If it is lower than 10 degrees, move it indoors to keep warm.

Rainbow Jade has a strong tendency to trend towards light. The flowerpot of Rainbow Jade under the sun needs to be turned frequently to keep the whole plant compact and strong. If the light is uneven, the plant will grow in one direction.

Rainbow Jade Brocade doesn't like water and fertilizer very much. It is drought-resistant. In addition to controlling water in summer and winter, it can be wet in spring and autumn. In winter, it is cold to water less to protect the roots from frostbite, and in summer, it is hot and humid to avoid black rot of the roots and waterlogging of the leaves.

How to grow Rainbow Jade Brocade

1. Get more sun exposure

Most succulents like sunlight and drought, but not humidity. So they should be exposed to sufficient light for at least 6 hours a day. Glass will block the ultraviolet rays of the sun, so indoor balcony maintenance must be placed in the place with the best light and the longest sunshine time.

2. Water control

Succulents don't like humidity. Too much water will make them grow too tall, turn green, and make their leaves longer and less compact. Succulents are not in the state they should be in. If you want them to be in good condition, water control is a must, especially in summer, when succulents are dormant, grow slowly, and have less demand for water. It is even better to reduce the number of watering.

3. Temperature difference

The temperature difference determines the color of succulents. The greater the temperature difference, the brighter the color. In summer, the temperature difference between morning and evening is small and the temperature is high. Therefore, most succulents will fade in summer.

4. Soil

Succulent plants like drought and sandy soil. The soil should be loose and breathable, with good drainage and no crusting. Appropriately add granular substances. Increasing soil drainage can avoid water accumulation and root rot. Black rot.