The best time to fertilize this succulent is during the growing season. The first flowers appear in spring and the second occur in fall. Your Crassula Perforata can be watered depending on the season. It can be watered every 7-10days in the summer, every 10-14days during spring and autumn, and once a month in the winter. Depending on the intensity of sunlight the plant receives, the leaves can develop a deep purple to pink outline. The stem-like, tightly stacked rosettes form the leaves. The amount of sunlight can affect the pink color at the edges. The leaves are typically grey-green in appearance and may have small pinkish or white dots along their margins. It is possible to repot any leggy branches that have fallen off due to the weight of a rosette. To prevent the wrapping from sliding inside the container with the weight of cuttings, make sure it is securely secured around its sides. Your cuttings will grow without rotting if there is humidity in the container.

They can be helped by cutting and replanting stem cuttings that are healthy. Although this evergreen can tolerate direct sunlight, it prefers brighter, filtered light. This evergreen can comfortably go through the semi-dormant summer months with sporadic drinks. This can be achieved by mixing coarse sand and cactus bugs mixture (1:1). Crassula Perforata enjoys well-draining, sandy soil or regular potting soil. It would be difficult for them to drink water if the soil was not dry enough. Wet roots are bad for Aeoniums as they can be susceptible to root rot. It is important to have both shears as well as scissors in your gardening toolkit. This will allow you to be ready for any task. There are a variety of answers to the question "What is your favorite tool?". Ten experienced gardeners may have different opinions so experiment with both shears as well as scissors to determine which one you like best. We can't get enough these amazing plants. Crassula periforata is a member of succulents and stores water in leaves. This plant can also withstand drought conditions. It is actually two plants in one, with the bottom being the rootstock and the top or scion the actual moon cactus.

This is especially common for heat-tolerant plants. Watering problems are the main reason for Portulacaria Afra's dropped leaves. The chances of poisoning your dog will be low if you are informed and have common sense. Deciding which propagation method to use on which plant mostly requires previous knowledge, but with some experience, you'll be able to predict pretty accurately which method to use on a particular plant. To keep your plant healthy and glowing, you can both trim rotting root ends as well as untamed foliage. Some succulents can survive below freezing temperatures. If the freezing occurred only for a few hours, then the damage is most likely cosmetic, and your plant will eventually grow out of it. Although they can handle mild frost, the Crassulaperforata cannot withstand extreme freezing temperatures for longer periods of time. They can die if you leave them out in the winter, so it's important to figure out which type of succulent you have so you can prepare it for colder weather! Continue reading to find out the differences between soft and hard succulents, and how to care for them.

Sometimes you can save frozen succulents by pruning the brown, soggy parts, but some succulents sustain such extensive damage that they die. These leaves can be prickly, smooth, soft, tough or oddly shaped. The Graptoveria may have similar leaves to Echeveria depending on the Graptopetalum used to make it. Or, they may be more round and bulbous. Although indoors temperatures are not a problem, you should keep your Echeveria out of areas where there may be drafts or extreme temperature changes. Place them in Echeveria approved soil, and then treat them the same way as a mature succulent. Let the cutting dry in the sun for about 24 to 48 hours, and then place the cutting in well-draining soil. Then check out "When You Should Water Your Succulents". For a comprehensive guide, check out "How do you care for succulents in winter?" Blue Chalkstick thrives in partial to full sunlight and well-draining soil. Place the cutting into your potting soil.

You can prevent fungus, bacteria and moisture from infecting your roots by ensuring that the soil isn't too dry. Mineral grit helps water drain away from the soil. A tall container will allow excess water to drain towards the bottom and away from your succulent roots. The CrassulaPerforata can be left alone for long periods, but it needs water to revive and nourish the roots and leaves. We would love to hear your thoughts on whether you prefer CrassulaPerforata grown in a container or a hanging pot. Here's my latest propagation experiment. String of Pearls and String of Bananas were both planted in this hanging pot. One method is more popular than the other, but both are very effective in propagating plants.

These four are the most widely used and well-loved succulent mixes. Some potting soils come pre-mixed, while others don't. The cut should be allowed to harden and heal before it is placed in the potting soil. To give the soil some moisture, you will want to mist it prior to adding the top layer. The soil shouldn't be allowed to dry for too many days. Let the cut dry in a warm, dry area for a few days until it becomes calloused. To maintain good health, the plant should be exposed at least four times a day to sunlight. Alternatively, add a little shade fabric to protect against direct sunlight. You can make this green pasta look like a friend. Why not add a little bit of nature to the interior of your home? Growing cacti in your outdoor space can be a great way to give the external area of your home a unique look. To understand the benefits and ease of succulent trimming, imagine your plants as if you were taming hair. Also, check out "Repotting Succulents- the Right Way" for full instructions on repotting the right way.