Category: Beginners Guide

Propagation of this popular and showy plant is fairly easy, because the small cuttings root readily in water. The succulent-like clumps grow beneath the parent plant in sod and other grassy areas. The flowers are tiny, white, and borne singly on slender stems that arise from the center of each leaf cluster.

A panda plant is an elegant indoor houseplant, loved for its velvety heart-shaped leaves and small white flowers. The attractive foliage of a panda plant makes it a great accent for your home or office.

Mother of Thousands grows without the need for watering or fertilizing, which means that if left to its own devices, it can create hundreds of small offshoots called “pups”. This plant is also sometimes called “The Walking Plant” because the pups will often fall off and start new plants, continuing to spread indefinitely around your garden.

Ice plant is a succulent, meaning they store their water in their leaves. When you water properly, you water the soil underneath the leaves. This creates a wet environment which ultimately inhibits blooming. The reason most people toss ice plant away after purchase is because they are impatient growers and end up over watering, killing their ice plant.

Echeveria are popular succulents that make wonderful houseplants. These stunning plants can be found in many stores, but propagating an Echeveria yourself is much easier than you might think!