How to propagate millet star succulent plants

How to grow millet star succulent

The millet star succulent prefers a cool and dry growing environment. It is tolerant to partial shade and afraid of waterlogging. It has the habit of growing in cool seasons and hibernating in high temperatures in summer. During normal maintenance, it needs sufficient sunlight, which is more beneficial to its growth and makes it easier to bloom.

1. Loose soil: If you want the millet star succulent to bloom, you need to provide a good foundation for its growth. You need to use loose, breathable, fertile, and well-drained soil for planting. You can mix peat soil, cinders and vermiculite as a substrate.

2. Light requirements: Millet Star Succulent cannot lack light when it is growing. In the case of sufficient sunlight, it can grow stronger and the color will be brighter and more beautiful. However, in summer, it is necessary to properly avoid direct sunlight.

3. Suitable temperature: Millet Star Succulent prefers a cool and dry growing environment. When the temperature is suitable, it grows faster, so the temperature needs to be kept at around 20 degrees during maintenance, and ventilation and cooling need to be strengthened in summer.

Precautions for the maintenance of millet star succulent

1. When caring for the millet star succulent, you need to pay attention to the fact that its demand for fertilizer is not very high, so apply enough base fertilizer when potting. It basically does not need to be fertilized at ordinary times. During the peak growth period, it only needs to apply a thin fertilizer once a month.

2. The millet star succulent is not tolerant to moisture, so when it grows, it needs to be watered appropriately. During the growing period, it is generally sufficient to keep the soil slightly moist.