Succulent Plant Propagation E-Book

How to Propagate Succulents Successfully

As a horticulturist (yes, I am a Certified Horticulturist!) my long and interesting journey of learning how plants grow and thrive has taught me a few little tricks - I'm about to share those with you.

My knowledge and enthusiasm is what I love to share with novice growers, commercial growers, and knowledgeable gardeners alike.

Most of the information on my website here is free, but I've held some things back.

I only share these hints and tips with those truly interested in succulent plants, xeriscaping and succulent craft making. If you are in this category, read on.

I've been asked these questions and more about rooting succulents, how to grow them to full lush size, and what to do about some of the problems that you can encounter;

• Which part exactly will grow into a new plant?

• How soon will it be big enough to plant in my garden?

• Can I really grow as many as I like, from just one little piece of the plant?

• How can I root succulents?
  

• Where do I start?

The Succulent Plant Propagation E-Book answers all these questions and more.

With over 30 years of growing experience, much of it in the past ten years concentrating on my specialty (and passion) of hardy succulents for Xeriscaping, Sedum for Green Roofs and tender succulents for wedding favors, wedding bouquets and crafts, I have a lot of information to share.

Here's where you can get the benefit of all my errors in judgement, mistakes, and the unique solutions I've come up with.

The wonderful thing about succulents is how forgiving they are, and how willing to thrive in spite of doing everything wrong - but now you won't have to - I've made every mistake possible under the sun learning how to grow these plants, and now I've distilled all that knowledge into readable form for you.

Here's a few of the tips that you'll find in this e-book:

• Learn about this hint to setting the timer on your grow lights for the best growth.

• See where I explain about why you won't water your dry potting soil when taking cuttings of your succulent plants - this important step can mean the difference between healthy happy plants, and rotting dead mush.

• Find out about this fascinating habit of Jovibarba species, and why their 'chicks' are called by the odd name of 'rollers'.

All this information and much more is yours to download instantly as soon as you click on the button below; as my thanks for buying this e-book, I've included two free bonus articles; Propagation Tools for Success and A Different Type of Flowers E-Book.

This e-book is in pdf format, which may not display perfectly on all devices. The cost of the E-Book is $4.47:

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