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Pre-decapitation Preparation, Decapitation Steps, Post-decapitation Care and Precautions

The Hazy Moon succulent, with its unique leaf texture and cold and drought tolerance, is deeply loved by succulent enthusiasts. In the process of care, many growers will encounter the issue of decapitating the Hazy Moon succulent. This is not only for aesthetics, but also to propagate more new life. Let's learn together how to properly decapitate and propagate the Hazy Moon succulent!

Pre-decapitation Preparation

1. Choose a healthy Hazy Moon succulent: Before decapitation for propagation, first select a healthy Hazy Moon succulent with full leaves.

2. Prepare tools: Get a sharp, succulent-specific pair of scissors or a small knife, and a disinfectant (such as alcohol).

Decapitation Steps

1. Choose the right decapitation spot: Select a healthy, pest-free section of the Hazy Moon succulent's stem as the decapitation point, about 2-3 cm from the root is ideal.

2. Cut: Use the prepared scissors or knife to make a diagonal cut at the chosen spot, creating a slanted wound. This helps with wound healing and water evaporation.

3. Disinfect: Wipe the cut with disinfectant to prevent bacterial infection.

4. Air dry: Place the decapitated Hazy Moon succulent in a ventilated area to dry, allowing the wound to heal.

Post-decapitation Care

1. Watering: After the wound has healed, begin watering normally. Be careful to water moderately and avoid waterlogging.

2. Light: Place the decapitated Hazy Moon succulent in a location with bright, indirect light, avoiding direct sunlight.

3. Fertilizing: During the growing season, you can apply a small amount of succulent-specific fertilizer to promote plant growth.

Precautions

1. Decapitation time: The best time for decapitation is in spring and autumn, when the plant is actively growing, leading to a higher success rate for propagation.

2. The plant may show signs of wilting after decapitation. This is a normal phenomenon and nothing to worry about.

3. Keep the wound as dry as possible after decapitation to prevent bacterial infection.

By following these steps, you have learned how to decapitate and propagate the Hazy Moon succulent. As long as you master the technique, you are sure to propagate more beautiful Hazy Moon succulents. During the care process, pay close attention to the plant's growth condition and adjust your care measures promptly to allow your Hazy Moon succulent to grow strong and bloom beautifully!