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.

We would love to see your pictures in the Succulent City Plant Lounge Facebook group. The plant does best between sixteen and twenty-six degrees Celsius on the upper side. Silver Crown will not tolerate temperatures below 7° Celsius. The ground can be dried if it is less than three inches. If your plant stays outside long enough and fully freezes, its leaves will turn brown and get soft and mushy. Hanging pots for succulents can be placed anywhere inside the home as long as they receive enough sunlight. This is especially true if you have limited space.

But right now, we're going to answer the question you're all probably wondering-are your beloved succulent plants herbaceous? If you love succulents, you probably know better. If the plant is in a clay pot, you might consider transferring the plant to a ceramic or plastic pot, which will do a better job of holding water. You can expect a variety of pests to attack your succulents. Transplanting is easy and stress-free as you know that your plants won't transmit disease or pests to other succulents. You won't have the ability to track your cutting's progress until it begins to show new leaves.