Succulents are loved by more and more plant enthusiasts for their unique shapes and low maintenance costs. In the process of caring for succulents, division propagation is a simple and effective method. Which succulents are suitable for division propagation? This article will reveal them to you one by one.
Suitable succulents for division propagation1. Jade Plant
Jade plant is a very popular type of succulent. Its leaves are crystal clear and have strong ornamental value. Jade plant can be propagated by leaves or stems. Inserting mature leaves into the soil or dividing the plant into several parts with some roots can successfully propagate new plants.
2. Thick-leaved succulents
This type of succulents, such as those in the Crassula family like Guanyinlian and Bai Mudan, have thick leaves that store a lot of water and have strong vitality. This type of succulents is very suitable for division propagation. Simply divide the plant into several parts with some roots, and it can be successfully propagated.
3. Crassula family succulents
Crassula family succulents have many types, such as Qianfoшу, Lan Shiliang, and Chuipencao. They can be propagated by division, dividing the plant into several parts with some roots, and then planting them separately.
4. Jade Tree
Jade Tree is a common succulent with thick leaves and strong drought resistance. Jade Tree can be propagated by division, dividing the plant into several parts with some roots, and planting them separately.
5. Snake Plant
Snake Plant has long leaves and high ornamental value. Snake Plant can be propagated by division, dividing the plant into several parts with some roots, and planting them separately.
Precautions for division propagation1. Choose the right time
Division propagation is best done in spring or autumn when the climate is suitable and the plants grow vigorously, resulting in a higher survival rate of the divided plants.
2. Pay attention to the division method of the plant
When dividing plants, try to retain some roots for each part to ensure normal growth after division.
3. Maintain soil moisture
After division, keep the soil moist to help the plants recover and grow.
4. Pay attention to lighting
The divided plants need to gradually adapt to the new environment. Initially, they can be shaded appropriately, and then the lighting can be gradually increased as the plants recover and grow.
Division propagation of succulents is a simple and effective method suitable for a variety of succulents. Mastering the right division method and precautions can help you successfully propagate more beautiful succulents. I hope this article can provide you with some help in the process of caring for succulents.