It is best to isolate the plant affected and use a mild mixture of succulent soap to treat it. Once the cut is dry, place the cuttings in a well draining potting mix. Or lay the leaf cuttings flat. The cutting should be cut on both sides. The side closest to the root is always thicker. This is the side you should stick to. 3. The fourth day is when you can take the cutting and stick it in moist, but well-drained soil. It can take too long for the stem to germinate, or it may become rotted.

They don't like to sit in soggy soil. So a glass vase or terrarium which doesn't have any drainage holes for water is not going be able to make your succulent happy. While light spraying succulents can make them more resilient for a time, it is not advisable to leave them alone. They should be allowed to dry completely before they go to bed. Remember that succulents can go dormant during the winter, when they don’t need as much water.