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silver spoons · Pruning

silver spoons · Echeveria runyonii

Echeveria runyonii thrive in conditions that mimic their native arid habitats. The essential care points include ensuring proper drainage as echeveria runyonii are susceptible to root rot in overly moist environments. They require bright, indirect sunlight to maintain vibrant foliage and a compact form. Special attention should be given to watering practices—allow the soil to dry out fully between waterings, but do not water overhead as this can damage the leaves.

Watering: Water thoroughly then let soil dry out completelySunlight: Full sunInformation to be completed

How to Prune silver spoons?

In order to keep a beautiful shape, large succulent plants may need pruning. For example, for echeveria planted in the garden, redundant branches or branches that are too dense need to be cut off in spring and fall. This depends on the plant's purpose and your preference. Tools for pruning mainly include knives, scissors, and some medicines (such as sulfur powder). In order to propagate new plants, cut some leaves in spring and fall. Select a stout stem with 5-6 leaves. Cut it off with a knife, then smear the wound with sulfur powder, and plant it after the wound is healed. Slightly wet the soil used for planting.