1. Sowing: The advantage is that a large number of seedlings can be obtained at one time. Among succulent plants, except for a few species that can self-pollinate, most are insect- or bird-pollinated flowers and must be pollinated manually. method to achieve results. The seeds of succulents have a short lifespan, and the seeds of Ruguangtang only have a lifespan of a few weeks. Generally, the germination rate of succulent plant seeds will drop quickly after being stored at room temperature for one year. For this reason, many succulents are harvested and sown immediately after their seeds are mature or stored for sowing in the following spring. The sowing and germination time of different families and genera also differs. The earliest ones can germinate in 2 days, while the later ones can take 25 days to germinate.

2. Leaf cuttings: often use thick leaves and place them on a slightly moist sand bed or loose soil. They will soon take root, and adventitious buds will grow at the base of the leaves to form small plants. , such as Tianzhang, Echeveria, large leaves falling to the ground and taking roots, etc.

3. Stem cuttings: During the propagation process of succulent plants, combined with pruning and shaping, cut branches into sections for cuttings, such as desert rose, purple dragon horn, tiger thorn plum, Caiyun Pavilion, etc. Desert roses, African king trees, green peaks, etc. that will ooze white latex from the cutting wounds must be cleaned and dried slightly before cutting for better results.

4. Root cuttings: For the relatively rare varieties of the Liliaceae family, the roots of the genus Twelve Volumes are very strong and developed. Cut off the relatively mature fleshy roots and bury them in the sand bed, leaving the upper part slightly exposed and maintaining a certain level. Moisture and bright light can sprout new shoots from the top of the roots and form complete small plants.

5. Grafting: In succulents, grafting is often used to propagate variegated and decorative varieties. For example, the Overlord's Whip is used as the rootstock to graft Chunfeng; the Purslane tree is used as the rootstock to graft the Dance of Yale; the African Overlord tree is used as the rootstock and grafted to the African Overlord tree for decoration; the Rhinoceros grandiflora horn is used as the rootstock and grafted to the Purple Dragon Horn, etc., the ornamental effect is good. . However, during the grafting process, the plant contains white emulsion and is highly sticky. Therefore, the grafting operation must be done quickly and skillfully to achieve success.

6. Division: Division is the easiest and safest way to propagate succulents. As long as the succulent plants have rosette leaves or groups, they can be propagated by division through their sucking buds, stems, bulbs, tubers and small plants, which can be done when repotting in spring. Of course, among succulents, varieties with spotted brocades, such as Phnom Penh Sansevieria, Princess Thunder Brocade, Evernight City Brocade, Green Jade Fan Brocade, etc., must be propagated through branches to maintain the purity of their varieties.