If you want to grow your succulent outside, you will need to protect your succulent from direct sunlight during the hottest times of the day to avoid damaging its leaves. It doesn't matter if your goal is to have more of your favorite plant, or to make the next great hybrid, succulent reproduction can be achieved even by inexperienced gardeners. Sexual reproduction happens when one plant is pollinated and pollinated by another. Usually, this happens using pollinators such as bees, butterflies, or other insects.

You should water your succulent only once a week. It is recommended that you leave it dry for a while (at least a week) before you begin watering it. The plants should be allowed to soak in the water for at most one hour. This is on a minimum weekly basis. Euphorbia Ingens can stay longer in warm conditions, where temperatures are between 74 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Avoid shocking your plants by keeping water at room temperatures. Your succulents should be watered less frequently and, if you must, make sure to use large quantities. 3. Teabags - You can make teabags!