How to breed the succulent Butterfly Dance and what to pay attention to

How to breed succulent butterfly dance

There are two main ways of propagating the succulent Butterfly Dance. One is cutting propagation and the other is division propagation. The survival rate of these two propagation methods is relatively high, and the planting method is also simple.

The breeding time of the succulent butterfly dance

The succulent Butterfly Dance is planted in May and June every year, and its reproduction survival rate is the highest. This time is its growing season, so the growth environment at that time is more suitable for its growth, so the survival rate will be higher.

Butterfly Dance breeding method

Butterfly Dance Division Propagation

The succulent Butterfly Dance is propagated by division, which is usually carried out in spring every year. It needs to be combined with repotting and pruning to promote the growth of branches.

Butterfly Dance cutting propagation

For the propagation of the succulent Butterfly Dance by cuttings, we usually use the sturdier top stems, cut off about 10 cm of them, and then do the cuttings when the cut is relatively dry. It will take about 7 days for the roots to take shape.

Butterfly Dance Breeding Notes

When breeding the succulent Butterfly Dance, you need to pay attention to the fact that it must have sufficient water under normal circumstances, but you need to control the water during the rainy season to avoid water accumulation, otherwise it will cause root rot and be detrimental to growth.