Senecio kleiniiformis, also known as Spear Head, is a slow-growing succulent that has ascending or trailing branches and soft fleshy foliage. Tetragonia (New Zealand Spinach), a succulent with a trailing habit, will form a thick carpet of green on the ground. Stapelia leendertziae is a beautiful succulent that forms large, clumps green, shortly pubescent branches with small... Wait for the cut stems dry. You want the stems to heal and seal before you begin propagation to keep fungus out. Let's share something with you before we go.

The mossy-and-glue method is the best way to attach cuttings. It was invented by Laura Eubanks in San Diego, who used it first to attach succulent cuttings from pumpkins. You can find succulent cuttings online. Blank earrings are available online and at craft stores. Shirley Kost Haskell, a Los Angeles landscape designer, can decorate a hat with succulents or earrings. After they have taken root for a few weeks you can begin to water them. It is possible to learn some techniques and then display your results in the garden. Because they were being judged, none of the display gardens had names.

You should water your succulent only once a week. It is recommended to allow the succulent to dry for at most a week before you water it. Allow the plants to soak for at least an hour in the water. The minimum amount of water should be used on a weekly schedule. Euphorbia Ingens will be more comfortable in warm environments, with temperatures between 74 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Keep your trimming succulents that are too tall from being shocked by cold water. Avoid watering succulents as often as possible and don't use too much water.