How to grow Violet Queen succulent

1. Breeding techniques

1. Soil: The soil used to grow the Queen Violet must be breathable enough, otherwise its roots will not be able to breathe and grow. You can use a mixture of peat, cinders and some perlite, and add some base fertilizer to the soil.

2. Exposure to light: Usually, try to place it in a location with good light, either outdoors or on a windowsill indoors. If there is sufficient light, the leaves will change color and the plant shape will be very compact.

3. Watering: When the soil becomes dry, water it as soon as possible. Water it thoroughly after it is completely dry. You can water it once a month. When watering, do not water the leaves, and try to control the water as much as possible in winter.

4. Wintering: After the beginning of winter, the temperature should be raised appropriately. The temperature should not be too low. The room temperature should be kept at 5℃. If the temperature is below -4℃, it is easy to get frostbite.

2. Breeding techniques

Reproduction is generally carried out using leaves. When it grows, cut off the leaves that grow well and fuller, and place them in a ventilated place such as a windowsill to dry. Prepare some clean sand and keep it moist. Lay it flat with its leaves facing upwards and place it in a cool place. New fibrous roots will grow in about 10 days.