How to raise succulent peach eggs

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: Use soft soil with good drainage when breeding. The proportion of granular soil should be larger. Usually, 80% granular soil is mixed with 20% nutrient soil. This way, it can basically grow well.

2. Watering: Succulent plants are generally cold-resistant, and so are peach eggs. Don't water too much when caring for it, as excessive moisture can easily cause the leaves to fall off. Normally, just make sure the soil is slightly moist, and control the water during summer dormancy.

3. Light: It likes light and should be placed in the light during maintenance. Sufficient light will be beneficial to its growth. But in summer, you should be careful to avoid strong sunlight and avoid sunburn.

4. Temperature: It is not resistant to high temperatures. Pay attention to cooling it down during high temperatures in summer. It will go dormant when the temperature exceeds 35 degrees. In addition, you must also pay attention in winter and do not let the temperature drop below 5 degrees, otherwise you will easily get frostbite. If the temperature difference is too large during maintenance, the color of the leaves will turn pink, which will be highly ornamental.

2. Breeding Methods

Propagation is usually done by cuttings. Select a leaf with healthy growth, dry the wound and insert it into suitable soil. Water it before insertion to moisten the soil. No need to water it after insertion. Place it in a dark place and it will soon take root.