How to grow Black Prince succulent

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: When breeding, garden soil, sand and humus soil are usually used as the soil, which can meet the requirements of air permeability and drainage, and also contains nutrients, which is conducive to later growth. In addition, this kind of soil can be used as soil when repotting every year.

2. Light: It likes light, and the leaves will be darker and brighter with sufficient light. Usually you can put it in a well-lit place and let it get more sunlight. It cannot be away from the light for a long time, otherwise the leaves will fade, or it may grow too tall, affecting its appearance.

3. Watering: Succulents are relatively drought-resistant, so do not water them too much or too frequently to avoid root rot. Normally, just keep it slightly moist. There is no need to water it if it is not dry, but when you water it, make sure it is watered thoroughly.

4. Temperature: It does not like high temperatures and cannot tolerate severe cold, so it needs to be cooled in summer and should not exceed 35 degrees. The temperature must be controlled in winter, and the minimum should not be lower than 5 degrees, otherwise it will stop growing.

2. Breeding Methods

It is mainly propagated by leaf cuttings. During the growing season, simply select healthy leaves and insert them into the surface of the nutrient soil. It is best to insert them at an angle or directly lay them flat. New buds will quickly grow at the base, and when they grow bigger, they can be planted separately to become new plants.