How to grow the succulent Thousand Buddha's Hand

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: Thousand Buddha Hand does not have high requirements for flower soil. It only needs to be grown in soil with a certain degree of air permeability. Specifically, it is recommended to use flower soil made from a mixture of garden soil and sand.

2. Temperature: It is best to maintain the temperature between 18-25℃, which is the most suitable temperature for its growth. In winter, the temperature should be maintained above 5℃ to prevent it from freezing.

3. Watering: Because it is particularly drought-resistant, you should control the frequency of watering it. Wait until the soil is dry and then wet it. Don't water it too much.

4. Sunlight: Except in the summer when the light is particularly strong and it needs to be shaded, it can be given full sunlight at other times.

2. Breeding Methods

It is recommended to use the cutting method. Cut off the top leaves, disinfect them, and then plant them in relatively breathable flower soil. After a period of time, it will grow young roots and then new leaves, and then you can transplant it.

3. Cut your hair in time

The leaves at the top grow faster. When they grow taller, they should be pruned back in time. This will encourage the growth of other leaves and make the plant grow more evenly.