How to grow?

The jelly plant succulent grows well as a houseplant, and it is helpful for many decorative purposes. The Sedum Rubrotinctum plant is easy to grow. The jelly plant does not need much effort and maintenance.

The plant proliferates, indoor and outdoor, and it is easy to propagate. The offsets of this jelly plant will sprawl. Sedum plant spreads fast as they grow.

The best place to plant plants in the garden. The jelly plants change to a fascinating reddish colour, as they will expose to the bright sunlight.

How to water the jelly bean succulent plant?

Water the jelly bean plant regularly in the summer season, and the plant needs regular water as the plant begins to grow. Water the plant in the cool months and avoid pouring excess water.

Water the plant once ten days in the spring season. Water the plant when it is dry. Do not pour water until the soil of the plant dries.

Water, the plant as the soil, dries entirely and makes sure that the ground needs to dry totally in every watering space. Check the earth before you water. Overwater may cause the plant to die.

If you place the plant in a dry temperature, water the plant regularly, or put the plant in a humid weather condition, water the plant slightly.

Observe the jelly bean succulent plant, as the plant’s leaves become soft or wrinkle, then water the plant. Make the soil feel moist. Touch the tips of the ground then you may know when to water the succulent plant.

Choose a thriving drain soil container or pot. You may use regular clean soil. This plant can tolerate any lights—the succulent changes to different colours when we keep in bright sunlight for a long time.

The Sedum Rubrotinctum plant can tolerate morning and afternoon sunlight. In bright sunlight, the plant changes to bright reddish colour, which makes the plant, appear attractively.

How to fertilize Sedum Rubrotinctum?

Do not fertilize the succulent frequently. Fertilize the plant once a month, as it is with the same potting mix throughout the year. Fertilize the plant if it does not grow. Fertilize the plant in the month of spring and early fall. The best to use water-soluble fertilizers

How to propagate?

There are two ways to propagate the jelly bean succulent plant, as with stem cuttings or with the leaves. The leaves often fall on the soil, and it makes roots as itself and creates new plants.

Select a healthy leaf from the main plant and pluck it off, as the healthy plate does its performance quickly. Keep the leaf aside for a couple of days, and allow it to dry completely.

Do not make the leaf dry in bright sunlight, as the sunlight causes the plate to sunburn. After few days, the leaf turns to root and grows slowly. Moist the soil once the plant start to grow.

Water the plant slightly, then after water regularly as it grows until half an inch of the pot. Slowly increase the light as it grows.

How to repot jelly bean succulent?

As you observe, the plant gets sprawl, then do not re-pot the plant. If you want to re-pot the plant:

Choose a new plant, which is healthy, and take a good drain soil.

Place the plant in well-drained soil; after repotting the succulent plant, water the plant slightly.

Choose fresh ground and select a new plant for re-potting. Make soil moist as you re-pot.

Sedum Rubrotinctum in Indoor

Sedum Rubrotinctum will grow both indoor and outdoor. The jelly bean succulent needs sunlight and shadow. We should keep near the window in the Indoor to grow well.

Pour water frequently on observing dryness in the soil. Cut the spoil leaves and stems when you regard the damage in the plant.

Sedum Rubrotinctum in Outdoor

The jelly bean succulent feels happy outdoor. The plant will get fresh air and feels comfortable So that it will grow fast. In outdoor succulent will enjoy natural sunlight and fresh air in winter that feels cool temperature naturally.