Succulent Plant Series: Crassulaceae

Breeding xGraptophytum needs to use loose soil, good drainage soil, and water in time after the soil becomes dry. After a period of growth, the head can be cut off, and the cut leaves can be propagated.

The difference between the two is mainly reflected in two aspects. First, on the leaves, the leaves of xGraptophytum are thicker, the color is blue-green to gray-white, and there are many white powders on the surface.

When the seasons change, the leaves of xGraptophytum are prone to fall. In addition, excessive watering and fertilization are also the reasons for the leaves to fall.

Breeding methods and precautions of xGraptophytum

The difference between xGraptophytum and Graptopetalum, which one is better to raise

What should I do if the xGraptophytum loses its leaves?