How to grow the succulent spring miracle

Morphological characteristics

Like many succulents, the Miracle of Spring has thick and full leaves with fine hairs on them. It is said that in some places in Japan the entire plant can turn pink as shown above, which is very beautiful.

Growth habit

Spring Miracle grows extremely fast and can grow rapidly in a short period of time. During the growing period, you should pay attention to maintaining sufficient sunlight to ensure the absorption of plant photosynthesis. However, in summer, due to the strong sunlight outdoors, you should try to keep it indoors and pay attention to shading. In addition, Spring Miracle is relatively drought-tolerant and only requires watering two to four times a month as needed.

Maintenance points

Temperature conditions

In summer, you should ensure that the growth temperature does not exceed 30 degrees, and watering should be controlled not too frequently.

Humidity conditions

Watering three or four times a month is enough to maintain the moisture needs for its growth, but avoid excessive watering.

Lighting time

The lighting should be maintained at about four hours, not too long.

Reproduction status

Spring Miracle has a high survival rate and grows rapidly. Leaf cuttings and cuttings are both good choices. Just like raising a pet, the first thing to do after getting a plant is to let it recover and get used to the new environment, which is conducive to its reproduction. After that, you can carry out leaf cuttings or cuttings. In about six months, with careful care, it will quickly grow into a patch, and after a year it will fill a small pot.

Spring Miracle is a very easy variety to propagate. It has a high survival rate by leaf cuttings and cuttings, and is relatively easy to propagate.

Notes on leaf cuttings

Temperature conditions for leaf cuttings

Studies have shown that 20-25 degrees is the most suitable temperature for leaf cuttings. If it is really urgent, the temperature should at least be kept above 15 degrees. If the temperature is too low, it will affect the survival rate of leaf cuttings, and may even result in no seedlings being seen.

Humidity conditions for leaf cuttings

Due to the particularity of its own habits, there is no need to pay too much attention to humidity at the beginning of leaf cuttings, but a small amount of light is needed to ensure a certain amount of photosynthesis. After the roots appear, you can water in small amounts multiple times to keep the soil moist at all times. This can promote healthier growth of leaf cuttings and increase the survival rate.