If you want to grow this succulent indoors, you should make sure you keep it out of any bright afternoon sun as this can burn its leaves.
It’s also a good idea to be able to place the plant outside where it can get enough sun, and then move it back inside when it’s cold.
However, when moving your plant so that it’s not exposed to harsh weather conditions, it’s always recommended that you do this slowly. The extreme change in temperature can be stressful for the plant.
A good idea could be to bring it in from the garden and keep it in a sheltered spot, such as on a balcony, for a day or so before moving it to a sunny spot inside the house.
Does Mother Of Thousands Have Flowers?
One of the most appealing things about Mother of Thousands is its plantlets, but it does give rise to clusters of lavender flowers that appear on its stems.
However, this doesn’t occur regularly. You might find that your Mother of Thousands succulent never actually blooms.
When the flowers go away, the main succulent plant will die. However, those small plantlets that it has along its leaves will be dropped from the plant and these can take root wherever they fall!
This is why the Mother of Thousands is sometimes thought of as an invasive plant.
Never keep your Mother of Thousands in close proximity to other plants, such as by keeping them in the same pot. When those plantlets take root and grow, they could suffocate the other plant, which is why this succulent will need its own space.