Jeweled crown are actually a man-made genus of small succulents, created from hybrids of various Pachyphytum and Echeveria species. These hybrids and their various cultivars are available from nurseries and online as potted plants, and for inclusion in rock and drought-friendly gardens.
Water:
Jeweled crown thrives in arid conditions, requiring minimal moisture and infrequent watering (every three weeks). Typically grown indoors, jeweled crown prefers controlled climates for optimal water retention, remaining lush as an evergreen with low irrigation needs.
Propagation:
Propagation of jeweled crown occurs primarily through leaf cuttings and offsets. Successful growth requires bright, indirect light, warm temperatures, and well-draining soil. Ensure cuttings callus to prevent rot. Steps include removing healthy sections, drying them, planting, watering sparingly, and transplanting once established.
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