Cactus soil and cactus fertiliser are good choices for succulents. When the Palm Leaf Oxalis isn't dormant, feed it monthly at half of the fertilizer strength that is suggested with whatever fertilizer you normally use. Take one tablespoon fertilizer and add it to a gallon. Poor and compacted soil will prevent roots from reaching valuable minerals and water. Several people have tried taking cuttings from the leaves and stems and rooting them in soil, but they only ended up drying instead of forming new plants. Most gardeners recommend that Rhipsalis should be repotted in high-quality soil.

Also known as the ice plant, this succulent has wonderfully vivid flowers. Although they don't bloom often, their flowers are long and deep coppery-red. Succulents are easy to propagate, and the jelly bean plant is one of the easiest due to its ability to grow roots from any of its fallen leaves. How can you tell if succulents are overwatered? Do succulents need to be watered from their bottoms? Succulents require drainage of large particles like sand. However, organic compounds are necessary to give your plants essential nutrients.

This simply refers to the minimum temperatures a succulent can tolerate. The minimum amount of sun exposure for succulents should be between four and five hours when the days are shorter. A section of the main tree should be cut into two or three sections. Allow it to become callous for several days, then place on well-draining earth. When repotting, be sure to use a well drained soil mix and a container with enough holes. Place the pot in a large dish of water and let the plant absorb the water through its holes.