How to divide Thousand Buddha Hands

Thousand Buddha Hands Division Time

Thousand Buddha's Hand is a plant of the Crassulaceae family, a hybrid variety of Sedum and Echeveria. The young plants are relatively short and have no obvious dormancy period. They can be divided all year round, with the best results in spring and autumn.

Method of propagation of Thousand Buddha Hands by division

There are many small plants growing around the Thousand Buddha's Hand, which can be dug out and planted, or the overgrown upper branches can be cut off and planted in moist soil after the cut is dry. Normal watering can be done after a week.

Steps for dividing Thousand Buddha Hands

During the growing season of Thousand Buddha's Hand, you can separate the small plants growing around the plant and then plant them in separate pots. Note that you need to apply wood ash on the cut to prevent rot, or place it in a ventilated place for 7 days and plant it after the wound is dry.

After the Thousand Buddha Hands is placed in the pot, you can water it a little, but not too wet, otherwise the part inserted into the soil will rot and it will be difficult to take root. In addition, the plant is relatively fragile and needs a semi-shaded and ventilated environment.

Just bought the Thousand Buddha Hands division

Thousand Buddha's Hand likes light and needs sufficient light during its growth period. For indoor maintenance, it should be placed on a sunny windowsill or balcony. It should not be placed in strong light or a dark environment. It needs to be shaded in summer. It is suitable for growing in temperatures between 18-25 degrees. It is not cold-resistant and the temperature in winter should not be lower than 5 degrees.