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Sun damage Most of the time a little sunburn on your plant is just that, but if you continue to neglect your Cocoon plant in extreme heat then you can completely scorch this plant. Other than that, a mild amount of sun damage can certainly turn your Senecio haworthii brown.
- How do you revive a cocoon plant?
- How do you propagate a cocoon plant?
- How do you propagate woolly Senecio?
- How do you take care of a cocoon plant?
- How do you care for silver coral succulents?
How do you revive a cocoon plant?
There is a chance that you can save your Cocoon plant if you act fast enough to propagate some leaves or stems. If all else fails then you should pull away all rotted roots and look for some healthy white firm roots if there is any and then repot this plant is quality well draining soil.
How do you propagate a cocoon plant?
Cocoon Plants can be propagated from both leaves and cuttings. However, it is much easier and faster to propagate it through cuttings. To do this, remove a stem from the mother plant by using a clean, sharp knife or a pair of scissors.
How do you propagate woolly Senecio?
There are two easy methods when it comes to propagating the wooly senecio. The first of these is to propagate via leaves. Simply gently twist off a leaf from the stem of the plant and leave it to dry out for a couple of days. Then place the leaf on soil and mist every few days.
How do you take care of a cocoon plant?
To avoid overwatering, allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. When you do water, try to avoid getting water on the leaves. In the winter, the plant's growth slows considerably, so water very sparingly. Soil: Cocoon Plants like sandy, free-draining soil.
How do you care for silver coral succulents?
Generally, give them full sun (coastal) to light shade in well-drained soil. It enjoy more water than others but do not over-water, drench and let dry between waterings .
