This should be done for every succulent, so that you only have the cuttings. Cuttings are at greatest risk as they lack roots. So plant them after the winds have gone. Succulent plants can be related but not necessarily related. Any plant that is able to store water in its roots or leaves, stem, or roots, is a succulent. Apply a pre-emergent herbicide that is environmentally friendly to the ground surrounding the plants before winter rains to stop weed seeds from germinating. 3) Use a weed control (pre-emergent insecticide) Use sharp, clean scissors to cut your cuttings.

The Fred Ives succulent should be watered more frequently during this period. It is easy to propagate the Fred Ives succulent with offsets. Your Fred Ives succulent should not be overwatered. Fred Ives succulents need about 6 hours of sunlight each day. If you are in northern hemisphere, the pot can be placed next to a south facing window. This will ensure that the plant gets plenty of direct sunlight. A south-facing, east-facing, or west-facing window is best. Succulents are an ideal plant to grow in homes that have little rain.