The special succulent's leaves have a distinctive look that looks like green pasta spirals. To keep your plant healthy, you can cut off any rotting roots or untamed leaves. This means you are essentially splitting the plant to make new plants that are identical to the original. These plants can tolerate extreme heat, even though they cannot withstand cold temperatures. Aloes's fresh, notable stems can become scorched when temperatures rise.

The affected plant should be isolated and treated with mild succulent soap. Once the cut has healed and dried, stick the cuttings in a well-draining potting mix or lay the leaf cuttings flat. If you cut the cutting from both sides, the end closest to your root will always be thicker. It is the one to stick to. 3. The fourth day is the best time to take the cut and stick it in moistened soil. The stem cutting may not germinate or take too much time. Basal Stem Rot Disease: If your plants have yellowed or become wilted, you know they are suffering from this disease. There are two options.

How you plant succulents and cacti depends on how to take care of hens and chick plants indoors they grow. Cactus potting soil mix is the best choice. You can also just let them be. Let the water reach the roots and give the plant a drink. Fortunately, healthy air plants can produce several offsets at a time, so you won't need to worry about not being able to grow your Tillandsia collection. After you have collected the cuttings, it is necessary to let them out in the open for a few days before you plant them.

It will help you see why the succulent grew to large. In order for your succulent to continue growing, you will likely need to salvage the healthier areas. The active growing season is the best time to apply fertilizer. The larger the pot or the plant, the higher the use of fertilizer. These fungi can be controlled with the recommended chemicals. You can also use aerial irrigation as the agave plants are very large. Freost can often affect Agave plants' root system. It can reduce their ability to recover after the summer rains.