How to propagate string of pearls succulents by cuttings? Master these few tricks and they will grow round and plump

Succulents are a plant that all gardening enthusiasts love. When you have spare time, you should definitely grow a few more pots of succulents. The string of pearls succulent is a very good one. Just throw the string of pearls into the soil and use the cutting propagation method. Wait for the string of pearls succulent to take root and survive, and it will quickly grow into plump little babies!

How to propagate string of pearls succulents by cuttings

1. Cut off healthy stems of the string of pearls succulent. You can use 5-7 pearls as one strand, and then each segment needs to have a root node, with a small bump being enough.

2. You can cut off two pearls from the string of pearls, leaving a longer stem, and then bury it deep into the soil. Place the stem in a ventilated spot and let the wound dry.

3. For the soil mix, you can choose perlite and river sand, which can improve the soil's air permeability and prevent rot.

4. Insert the stem into the soil. You need to bury the stem a bit deeper with soil, then the stem can become longer and heavier. Pull the string of pearls out with the roots, then water thoroughly, place it in indirect light, and it can take root in 7-15 days once the soil dries.

The above is an introduction to how to propagate string of pearls succulents by cuttings. Spring has a mild climate and is a good season for propagating string of pearls succulents by cuttings. After inserting the stems into the soil, remember to spray water around the pearls every day. This way the pearls can become rounder and plumper. Hanging it in the living room will make relatives and friends extremely envious.