How to propagate purple pearl succulent and what to pay attention to

Purple Pearl Succulent Propagation Method

Purple Pearl Succulent can generally be propagated by division or by cuttings. Its seeds cannot be propagated. Generally, Purple Pearl Succulent is propagated fastest by cuttings.

Purple Pearl Succulent Breeding Time

Purple Pearl Succulent is generally propagated by cuttings, and the best time is usually from August to October each year. During this period, the plant grows fast, the propagated plants take root quickly, and the survival rate is high.

Purple Pearl Succulent Propagation Method

Purple Pearl Succulent Plant Division Propagation

First, separate the purple pearl succulent flowerpots, be careful not to damage the roots, shake off most of the soil, and then cut the root neck part connected to the mother plant. Then plant the separated plants in pots, water them, and then place them under the shade for maintenance.

Purple Pearl Succulent Cutting Propagation

Cut the healthy top branches of the Purple Pearl Succulent, remove the leaves below, wait until the cut ends are dry and insert them into the sand, making sure the sand is not too moist. The cuttings will take root 20 days after cutting.

Purple Pearl Succulent Leaf Cutting Propagation

Place the complete purple pearl succulent leaves flat on the moist sand, with the leaves facing up and the back of the leaves facing down, and place the flowerpot in a cool place for maintenance. Small leaves and new roots will grow after about 10 days.

Things to note when breeding Purple Pearl Succulent

The most suitable temperature for the reproduction of Purple Pearl Succulent is between 15-25℃. The maintenance temperature after reproduction cannot be as low as 5℃, otherwise it will not grow normally. It can grow normally in winter, but it has a dormant habit in summer, so pay attention to ventilation at this time.