The son of Lu Jing, a succulent plant of Sedum in Charaudeau, is clustered, with easily branched stems and usually vertical branches. The leaves are flat and spindle-shaped, the leaves of the plant are opposite, and the epidermis is covered with wax. With the growth of wax, slight cracks and irregular spots will appear on the leaves. In strong light, the spots will appear beautiful chestnut. When the light is insufficient, the leaves will spread out and grow, and the spots are not obvious. The leaves of Lu Jing's son are not easy to fall off, but they can be inserted. The inflorescence of Lu Jing's son is terminal, with erect petals, 5 petals and light yellow.

The son of Lu Jing needs plenty of sunshine, a cool and dry environment, tolerance to semi-shade, fear of waterlogging and avoidance of hot and humid conditions. It has the habit of growing in cold season and sleeping at high temperature in summer. September of each year to June of the following year is the growth period of plants (the growth period is long and short in different environments of flower lovers). When the light is insufficient, the plant will grow white and the leaf spacing will be lengthened, which will make the plant type loose, the leaf stems tender and the leaves turn gray-green. Plants growing in sunny places are short and strong, and the arrangement between stems and leaves is very compact, and the leaf spots will also show beautiful maroon.

During the growing period, Lu Jing's son needs to keep the soil moist and avoid water accumulation. Lu Jing's son can withstand the low temperature of about 2℃ below zero, which is indoor temperature and not in the open air. If it is lower, the top growth point of the leaves will be frostbitten, dry and die, and all the leaves will be separated from the stem after frostbite. Water is basically cut off all winter, and it will be cut off slowly below 5 degrees. When the temperature is high in summer, the whole plant grows slowly or stops completely. At this time, it is necessary to have good ventilation, shade properly, avoid sun exposure, control watering, and not rain for a long time to avoid plant rot.

The reproduction of Lu Jing's son is generally divided into plants and leaves. Take healthy and full leaves, dry the wound and cut it. They can be directly cut into dry granular soil, and a small amount of water will be given after a few days. Lu Jing's son is a very good breeding variety, and leaves grow small roots easily. When you meet the right soil, you will firmly take root in it.