How to propagate the succulent plant

Growth habits of the brocade pearl

The brocade pearl likes to live in a warm and humid environment. It has relatively strong drought and cold resistance and likes to grow in loose and fertile soil rich in organic matter. The brocade pearl cannot be exposed to strong light. It prefers to grow under medium light conditions and is tolerant to weak light.

How to breed the brocade pearl

Cutting propagation

In spring and autumn, use scissors to cut off several branches of the plant. Choose healthy and strong branches, cut next to the bulge, and bury the cut branches directly in the soil. Then water them with an appropriate amount to keep the soil moist, but be careful not to allow water to accumulate. There is no need to water it within the next month, and the brocade pearl will take root and sprout soon.

Propagation by division

The brocade pearl cannot be propagated by division in winter because the temperature is too low. It can be propagated by division in other seasons. Choose plants that have been potted for 2-3 years. When repotting in spring, remove the old culture soil and divide the densely packed seedlings into two or several clumps. Plant them in separate pots to create new plants.

The above is the propagation method of the succulent Pearl of Iris. I hope you can propagate more and more beautiful succulent Pearl of Iris according to the method introduced by the editor!