Many of our succulent enthusiasts asked for more so we listened and answered. Follow us on Twitter to receive daily succulent content that will inspire you. Your Lithop will be fed by the compost nutrients that eventually seep into the pot. Mix fine sand and potting soil in a pot. The ideal ratio is 2:1. Potting soil should make up two-thirds of the volume, while fine sand will make up one-third. Once the roots have been established, you can drain the water from the pot and then plant the cuttings in soil. The minerals will settle at the bottom of your water tray.

Lack of sunlight can cause succulent plants to not thrive and may not flower well. The deep cleft that lies between the pair is where their flower is produced, when they are in full bloom. The easiest way to propagate Euphorbia enopla is to remove the offsets. euphorbia bongolavensis Royleanna (also known as Royle’s Spurge) hails form the Himalayan mountains. You can find more cordless and corded drills here. The leaves are placed on short stems in an rosette-like arrangement.

After growing to approximately 2 inches (5cm) in height, the othona plant trails down. It is recommended to repot the plant every two to three years to allow the roots to grow. During the growing season, water the plants regularly and cease during the dormant period. They only require very little water and light shade. The othona plant will do well in full sun setting as well as in half-shaded positions. Pachyphytum can withstand intense sunlight and heat, but will die at temperatures below -6degC since it doesn't tolerate frost.

Your succulent could be looking dreadful for many reasons. It may seem tempting to put your succulent in a bigger pot to save time and effort when repotting the plant. However, this is not recommended. The plant will die if the medium is too dry. Too much water can lead to fungal infections. They are used to living in sandy soil. We recommend a fast-draining soil and waiting to water until the pearls start to turn pruney. These diseases can be prevented by letting the water drain completely between irrigations. You can also use a well drainage medium to help with water retention.