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How to propagate Corpuscularia lehmannii? A guide to beheading and cuttings with illustrations
Corpuscularia lehmannii is a particularly lovely succulent; its leaves are plump and cute, emerald green in color, fresh and beautiful, with very high ornamental value. Corpuscularia lehmannii is also fairly simple to grow and grows quickly, and especially in conditions with insufficient sunlight it easily
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How to Behead a Leggy Graptosedum 'Bronze'? Propagation Methods Taught Along the Way
The success of growing succulents is not only about the yield, but more importantly, the quality of the succulents. Most succulent growers are like devoted mothers - as long as their own plants grow healthily, it doesn't matter whether they look perfect or not. But since succulent growing is a cultivation of personal aesthetics
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How to Plant Beheaded Succulent Cuttings? A Full Guide to the Planting Method
The beheaded cutting is a common propagation method, generally suitable for succulents, with a relatively high success rate. So how do you plant a beheaded cutting? Let's take a look. 1. Dry the beheaded cutting: For a beheaded cutting, you cut off one head from a succulent that has grown multiple heads. Note,
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How to Promote Budding on a Peace Lily After Beheading So It Grows New Shoots
The peace lily (Schefflera arboricola) is an evergreen foliage plant that offers both good ornamental value and a fine greening and beautifying effect on the environment, making it very suitable for growing as a potted plant. But if you keep it at home, because of its well-developed root system and rapid growth, it easily grows
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How to behead and prune an Alocasia macrorrhizos? A full breakdown of the pruning method
First move the problematic Alocasia macrorrhizos to an open area, and prepare a sharp knife, suitable potting soil, and disinfecting carbendazim. Take the Alocasia macrorrhizos out of the pot and cut off the stem portion completely. Then carry out disinfection treatment, soaking the cut-off stem
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Detailed Guide to the Latest Beheading Method for Alocasia (Dumb Cane)
Take the original plant out of its pot, being careful not to damage the roots. Prune away all problematic stems and leaves, and also cut off any rotten roots. After pruning, dilute carbendazim with water and soak all the cut ends in it for 20-30 minutes. Finally, plant it in soil and
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After beheading, the Bear's Paw succulent grows like crazy, easily bursting into a whole pot of a bear forest
The leaves of the Bear's Paw (Cotyledon tomentosa) are plump, covered in dense fine fuzz, and even grow cute little bear claws. Gardeners call it "Little Bear" or "Big Bear." One pot of Bear's Paw is never enough - only growing a bear forest will truly satisfy you! Today, Huahua teaches you how to fatten up your Bear's Paw, turning 1 pot into 100 pots, growing like crazy into a bear forest!
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Beginner's guide to beheading succulents: 5 pieces of advice from a grower with 6 years of experience
Beheading succulents has many purposes: beheading can turn one into two and two into four; succulents that have grown leggy need beheading; succulents with black rot need beheading; beheading a succulent can also turn a single head into a cluster of heads. So how exactly should you behead your succulents? Beheading requires...
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A full record of potting up beheaded Aeonium cuttings
A while back my Aeonium leaf propagation failed. Aeonium leaf propagation really isn't easy, so I bought some beheaded Aeonium cuttings instead. Aeoniums don't seem to be worth much these days - 10 yuan actually got me nine beheaded cuttings. So how do you pot up beheaded cuttings? There's...
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How to behead a Haworthia cooperi? Get the method right and you can't lose
Previously, our most common method was to behead with a scalpel, simple and convenient; it's just that this beheading method has a drawback: plants with plump columns and compact leaves are very easily cut on the leaves, as shown below: for expensive varieties that routinely cost hundreds or thousands...
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