How to split succulents plants

Lots of perennial plants can be divided or split to start smaller plants. You might have a plant that has overgrown its space or is cramping and crowding others. Instead of getting rid of it, you can simply divide it into multiple smaller plants.

Split Rock is an adorable succulent that grows only four leaves. Learn how to care for your split rock succulent like watering, propagating, amount of sunlight, and more.

Over the weekend we had bursts of sunny weather so I jumped outside and decided to attend to my succulent garden and split some of them up so they can grow freely. I also have a couple of Zanzibar Gem plants with new growth and instead of putting them in a bigger pot I decided to...

Propagating succulents is super duper easy, and I have done it successfully with very little work. Here's how to propagate succulents for free!

Growing up, I can vividly remember geranium starts lining all our southern windows. Every January, Mom started her geraniums for the coming summer and,

Do you want to know how to transplant succulents correctly? Here is a quick guide about its proper transplanting techniques, succulent essentials, and more.

The true causes behind your succulent losing leaves and what you can do stop the loss and improve the health of your plant.

As succulents grow they sprawl outwards and can outgrow their pot or container, at times getting quite unruly. This is when a good trim comes in handy. When succulents become etiolated or stretched out it can cause your once perfect succulents to look less desirable. Many succulent varieties will need trimming and pruning just like many other plants we love. This is not only to make them look better, but to control size, to shape them better, and my favorite part...to propagate them! I love…

There are thousands of different succulents in a myriad of colors, shapes, sizes. But typically just 9 causes of dying succulents...

Succulent plants include a broad assortment of species from many plant families. They all store water in their leaves, roots or stems and are used as landscaping and container plants. They can form clumps, make clusters or grow as branching bushlike or treelike plants.