Here are the best conditions to have when caring for this succulent. While technically it is possible to grow a succulent without a drainage hole in a container, it is usually not advised as you need to be very precise about how much water you are giving. It's crucial not to expose the seed to direct sunlight. Cover the seed immediately after it is placed in the soil. Succulent soil shouldn't contain too many water-retaining elements like clay and peatmoss. It doesn't have any chemicals or salts that are found in tap water.

After a few years of growing the succulent, you will probably lose some leaves. A couple of them had a chrome finish. Some people may also find that they have no luck propagating plants in soil, or vice versa. Some succulent plants bloom beautiful flowers, and this one certainly does! The stem, roots, flowers and leaves are all crushed and mixed together in Oman to create a mixture that can be used to treat sexually transmitted disease. You can also propagate the plants using the seeds, which are often viable.

Fungus refers to the black spots that appear on succulent leaves, making them look rotting. There may be white spots or pale spots on succulents. Talinum paniculatum cultivar 'Limon’ bears chartreuse foliage, while Talinum pandemicum 'Variegatum 'Variegatum’ has creamy white variegation. If your plant has a fine, powdery substance, it's most likely infested by mealybug. The jelly-like substance emitted from cut leaves can be applied to minor injuries and burns. Once the cut end of the stem is completely dry you can move onto the next step.