How to grow and propagate snow mountain succulents

1. How to raise

1. Suitable soil: The important factor affecting the growth of snow mountain succulents is the soil. Only by providing suitable soil can succulents be grown well. It is required to be breathable and loose, and also breathable and fertilizer-retaining. The soil should be prepared reasonably and can be mixed with peat soil, coal slag, and sandy soil.

2. Adequate sunlight: Snow Mountain Succulent loves sunlight very much. Light is an important factor in maintaining growth. If there is insufficient sunlight, it will affect normal growth, causing the leaves to curl down and the growth to become poor. It can be exposed to full sunlight during the growing period, and can be appropriately shaded during the high temperatures in summer.

3. Proper watering: Succulent plants themselves do not require much water, and snow mountain plants are no exception. They are not water-loving plants, so do not water them too much on a daily basis. Water them every 10-15 days during the growing season. Pay special attention in summer and do not water at noon.

4. Reasonable fertilization: Snow Mountain Succulent does not require much fertilizer nutrients, so you can apply fertilizer once a month, and choose ordinary organic fertilizer. Be careful not to dirty the leaves when applying fertilizer.

2. How to breed

There are two methods for propagating Snow Mountain Succulent: division and cutting, both of which are commonly used in life.