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It is possible to grow new plants using a single stem from this succulent. Echeveria Perle von Nurnberg 'Sunburst’, Echeveria Perle von Nurnberg 'Burro tail Sedum', blue echeverias and Senecio radiocans (fish hooks) are just a few of the varieties.

This large succulent, along with its whiskery cultivar "Fang", is remarkable in that it can be used to grow new plants from one leaf.

One of the best things about this large succulent is its ability to produce new plants from just one leaf.

Follow my simple instructions to make a succulent wreath, and you'll see why such decorations have been popular for decades. These simple instructions will show you how to make succulent wreaths.

Succulent tapestries serve as a side-dish. Living organisms such as mycorrhizal fungi are crucial to both the soil and the plants growing in it. You can easily remove the leaves and place them in soil.

Your new succulent should be watered the same way as your other plants. This will continue until next spring/summer when it's time to get more. The new succulent must be left in the water for at minimum 24 hours.

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Most succulent plants are quite bold and sculptural, so having just one plant in a pot works perfectly fine.