Why do the leaves of the Dancing with Elegant Music turn green? Can the Dancing with Elegant Music really turn green?

Dancing with Grace is a variegated variety of Jade Plant. It has a slender and short plant shape, reddish-brown or grayish-white stems, and mostly yellow-white leaves with a little light green in the middle and white red on the edges. It looks very beautiful. Many flower lovers find that the leaves of Dancing with Grace turn green after planting it. This is probably because they bought fake ones or did not maintain them properly.

Why do the leaves of the Yalezhiwu turn green?

There are two possibilities for the leaves of Dancing with Elegant Music to turn green: First, the questioner bought a fake Dancing with Elegant Music. Some merchants will spray the leaves of Jade Plant with peracetic acid to make them bleached, and then use them to impersonate Dancing with Elegant Music. This Jade Plant is not easy to keep alive, and even if you keep it alive, the leaves will fade. Many friends who have just come into contact with Dancing with Elegant Music don't know the reason, and they think it's because they didn't keep it well that it faded!

Will the Dance of the Gagaku really turn green?

Dancing with the Wind is a rather contradictory plant. It likes light but cannot have strong light. Long-term light and good photosynthesis can continuously allow the newly grown leaves to grow into a variegated petal effect. However, when strong light appears, the leaves will be sunburned. When maintaining it, it needs to be shaded when the temperature exceeds 30 degrees Celsius. The rest of the time, it should be maintained in a well-ventilated location with sufficient light.

When caring for the Dancing Gardenia, pay attention to the balanced supplement of "nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium" when applying fertilizer. Excessive intake of "nitrogen" will cause the branches and leaves to grow too long, hindering the formation of chlorophyll and causing the color to degenerate.

How often should I water the Dancing with the Wind?

The Dancing with Elegant Music likes plenty of sunlight and loose, breathable granular soil. It is usually watered every 10 to 15 days. It is relatively hardy and easy to raise. As long as you don't water it randomly to cause root rot, it will basically be beautiful.

Cut off water appropriately during dormancy. The Dancing with the Balloons will consume its own nutrients to survive. If it is really lacking in water, you can spray the roots, but never water it thoroughly. The Dancing with the Balloons with the Balloons root system has a poor ability to absorb water during dormancy. It is easy for water to accumulate and the roots to rot, causing the death of the plant.