Yes, tell me how succulent plant beads reproduce.

Fleshy beads belong to creeping succulent plants, and there are often air roots on vines. The main propagation methods are cutting and stem pressing, and the principles are basically the same, both of which use the absorption of air roots to promote rooting.

The succulent bead cuttings cut the branches into 8- 10 cm segments, and insert one end of the branches into the soil for about 2 cm. Generally, long branches are used to press the stems, which are laid flat on the seedling soil, and then a small amount of soil is directly covered on the air roots.

No matter cutting or stem pressing propagation, avoid sun and rain in the early stage, and take the pot in a cool, ventilated and astigmatism environment. During the pot taking, the pot soil should be kept slightly wet to prevent the branches from drying and promote rooting. Under normal circumstances, it usually takes half a month to survive smoothly and start normal growth.

Extended data:

It is suitable to cultivate beads in loose and fertile soil and hang them on windowsill or balcony in a well-ventilated astigmatism environment. It is best to spray water for daily care, which can not only prevent vines from drying up, but also prevent roots and stems from rotting due to excessive watering. Just apply some diluted liquid fertilizer or foliar fertilizer in spring and autumn.

Beads should not be exposed to strong light in summer to avoid dry leaves and cold resistance in winter, and the overwintering temperature should be kept above 5℃.