How to grow coral beads

1. Breeding methods

1. Substrate: When cultivating coral beads, you can buy special soil for succulents, so that it will not affect its growth after planting. It is also possible to make your own cultivation medium, but it must be breathable and avoid being too thick.

2. Sunlight: It prefers sunlight, but is also afraid of being exposed to the scorching sun. Therefore, while giving the plant sufficient light during maintenance, it is also necessary to avoid direct sunlight. Except for summer, it can receive full-day sunshine throughout the year.

3. Watering: During the vigorous growth period of coral beads, the soil should be kept in a slightly moist state and should not lack water. Water should be replenished in time. However, novices must control the amount of water. Water accumulation will harm the root system of the plant. Watering should usually be done after the soil becomes dry.

2. Breeding Methods

Coral beads are generally propagated by leaf cuttings. The full leaves should be cut from the mother plant and used for leaf cuttings. Be careful that there should be no signs of disease or insect infestation on the leaves, and that the growth should not be too weak. After cutting, let it dry slightly and place it flat on the substrate surface.