Succulents are one of the easiest plants to propagate. This can be done in a variety of ways: by removing “pups” or offsets, or through leaf cuttings, stem cuttings or divisions. 'The Real ...

It’s easy to love succulents. They’re decorative, compact, inexpensive and readily available. But it’s their reputation for being low-maintenance that makes people want to bring home one or ...

But Nana Rose’s green thumb was never just about growing plants. It was about nurturing the soil ... allowing native grasses, roses, lavender, and succulents to self-seed and spread on their own.

Although mild stretching can be remedied with bright light, severely stretched succulents require a more aggressive solution: propagation. It can be intimidating to snip off succulent stems ...

Watch as propagating succulents turns out to be even more successful than expected! In this video, I share tips, tricks, and unexpected results from propagating my favorite succulents. It's a ...

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Outright harvesting of wild succulents is generally prohibited. Propagating and cultivating the plants is allowed under permit. However, many communities lack technical capacity and cannot get ...

Succulents are some of the easiest plants to keep and propagating (making new plants) from them is incredibly simple. As a general rule, succulents that have curly, bumpy, or thin leaves do not ...

Here’s how it works. You can also use leaves and pups to propagate succulents, which we covered in our complete succulent propagation guide, but these hardy plants, known for their unique shapes ...

I chop my succulents down about every six months and replant the cuttings. They propagate very easily ... times in three days to top global viewing chart Thunderbolts leak solves a long-standing ...

"Yes, succulent heaven." Zhang's happy place all started with just two cuttings from an Aeonium 'Kiwi.' At the time, she knew nothing about propagating succulents. "I fell in love," she said.