Dharma Funiang, a succulent plant, is loved by plant lovers for its beautiful green leaves and compact plant size. Its name, Bodhidharma, symbolizes good fortune and good fortune in Chinese culture, while Fu Niang directly points out its feminine qualities. This plant is easy to maintain, easy to reproduce, and is a common variety in home gardening.
2. Cultivation technology
1. Soil: Dharma Funiang needs well-drained, fertile soil. It can be formulated with a mixture of peat, perlite, and a small amount of coir.
2. Light: Dharma Fu Niang needs plenty of sunlight, and it is best to put it on the balcony or windowsill to receive full sunlight. If there is not enough light, its leaves may become thinner and the color may become lighter.
3. Watering: Dharma Fusui needs proper water, but too much water may cause root rot. In general, watering is done once a week, but the exact frequency needs to be adjusted according to the season and weather changes.
4. Temperature: The suitable temperature for the growth of Dharma Fu Niang is between 15-28 degrees Celsius. Temperatures that are too high or too low can lead to growth arrest.
5. Fertilization: Applying compound fertilizer or well-rotted liquid fertilizer once a month can make the plant more robust.
3. Reproduction methods
1. Propagation by cuttings: Cut the sturdy branches of Bodhidharma Funiang, insert them into loose and breathable soil, keep the soil moist and wait for them to take root.
2. Leaf cuttings propagation: Spread the leaves flat on the soil surface and wait for them to take root and sprout.
3. Sowing and propagating: Collect the seeds of Dharma Funiang and sow them. Spring is the ideal time to sow seeds, keep the soil moist after sowing and wait for it to germinate.
Regardless of the propagation method, new plants need to be given plenty of sunlight and water to help them adapt to their new growth environment.
4. Common problems and solutions
1. Leaf softening: It may be too much water or not enough sunlight, the watering frequency and light time should be adjusted.
2. Leaves turn red: It may be that the temperature is too low and should be moved to a warm environment.
3. Root rot: It may be that the soil is overwatered or the soil is not well aerated, it should be replaced with new soil and watered less.
Overall, as long as you follow the right cultivation techniques and breeding methods, Dharma Fu Niang will grow well and add a green and vibrant life to your home.