Raw stone flowers have low requirements on environmental conditions and simple cultivation management. Because it likes light, it should be cultivated on the balcony or windowsill during the growing season. Spring and autumn are its vigorous growth period, so it can be watered every 3 ~ 5 days to promote its growth and flowering. The growth law of raw stone flowers is that they begin to grow in March-April, stop growing in hot season in summer, enter dormant period in summer, resume growing and flowering after cooling in autumn, and enter dormant winter after flowering. When spring begins to grow, the old plants gradually shrink and are cracked by new plants, and two young new stone flowers grow here. At this time, it is necessary to reduce watering, so that the pot soil is slightly dry, and it is forbidden to spray water directly on plants to prevent the wound infection from causing decay. After entering the summer, move to the indoor semi-light place to avoid direct glare, and at the same time, open the window in time to ventilate and cool down and control watering to make it spend the summer safely. After autumn, it is necessary to gradually increase the amount of watering and apply a small amount of compound fertilizer to facilitate the flowering of pregnant buds. After flowering, watering should be gradually reduced, and watering should be strictly controlled in winter to keep the basin soil dry. It should be placed on the window sill facing south in winter, and the room temperature should be kept above 13℃. The root system of raw stone flower is developed, so deep pot cultivation should be chosen. Potted soil can be made up of 4 parts humus soil and 3 parts calcareous materials (shell powder, eggshell powder, old gray wall pieces, etc.). ) and 3 portions of river sand. Planting should not be too deep, otherwise it will easily cause rot. Paving a layer of pebbles on the surface of the basin is not only beautiful, but also has the effect of cooling down.