5. high-grade succulent species
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can grow creeping as well as crambling. The substrate should be very drained because wetness can kill these species very quickly. The watering has to be very reserved, a sure instinct is needed, because on the other hand the substrate should not dry up completely. The plants can be placed very sunny, only in the scorching houres at midday a bit shaddow is needed. For reproduction cutting can be cut. These must be dried for about one week before they are put into a sandy substrate to get rooted. The upright growing candelabrum-like species from the Canary Islands are relatively easy to cultivate as long as they are not overwatered. The dimorphic species from Madagascar are not that easy to cultivate. |
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