Haworthia truncata is recognised for its flattened, windowed leaf ends. Grow the plant for healthy roots and steady growth rather than trying to force a particular colour.
Breeding light of jade fan
The jade fan is more like light, and sufficient light should be guaranteed in winter. In high temperature weather in summer, the jade fan plant will enter a dormant state. At this time, it grows slowly or even completely stagnant. It should be placed in a ventilated and cool place, do a good job of shading and controlling watering.
Jade Fan's Water Fertilizer Management
Provide suitable filtered light and inspect moisture around the roots. Avoid enclosing the plant to force a particular leaf appearance; a display should allow ventilation and easy inspection.
Jade Fan's basin work
Pot changes once every spring or autumn. Pot soil is suitable for fertile and loose, well -drained sandy soil, and can be prepared with rotten soil mixed with vermiculite and a small amount of bone meal. Due to the developed and deeper roots of the jade fan, you should choose a deeper flowerpot to plant. In addition, some fine -grained red jade soil can be placed on the soil surface, which is conducive to increasing drainage and a certain beauty.
Related reading: Haworthia Truncata Selections: Leaf Windows and Labels.