6 kinds of flowers that root from leaf cuttings in soil and thrive with minimal care, so stop wasting money buying them

More and more people have joined the ranks of plant growers, but most do it out of hobby and love, and the vast majority are amateurs. Many people may not know much about the habits of flowers, especially when it comes to propagating them.

Today I will share with you these 6 kinds of flowers whose leaves root right in soil, thrive with minimal care, and you would lose out if you spent money buying them. It is not too late to know this now, so let us take a look together!

Christmas cactus

The Christmas cactus grows fairly quickly, so when pruning it, the healthy leaves you cut off can be inserted into soil, and they will root in about half a month. It is very simple and convenient, and you can propagate several Christmas cacti at once. Does that not save money?

Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe also needs pruning. Insert the leaves of kalanchoe into sandy soil, and in about 15 to 20 days they will grow roots and gradually produce a few small leaves. The downside is that kalanchoe leaves grow rather slowly, so you need to be patient enough. In this season, if you worry that kalanchoe grows slowly, you can plant it in the ground. Kalanchoe grown in the ground has thick, plump leaves and blooms cluster after cluster.

Succulents

Succulent plants are very fragile. Sometimes when you move the pot, you accidentally knock off a leaf, and a few days later you find that the knocked-off leaf has actually grown roots. Are you not surprised? Their vitality is just that vigorous, and propagating 100 pots is no problem at all!

Rubber tree

The rubber tree can be propagated by stem cuttings and leaf cuttings, both very simple. Insert them into sandy soil and they will root in about half a month, and it can be grown rough and loose with little care, and you will find that it grows especially vigorously.

Begonia

Insert the leaves of begonia into sandy soil, and when the temperature is good, they will root in about ten days. There is no need to doubt its growth speed, it is very fast.

African violet

Take healthy, intact leaves and insert them into moist sandy soil, place them somewhere at home with good ventilation and good light, and they will root in about 15 days, then slowly grow small leaves. Simple and convenient.

Of course, if you want to propagate flowers and potted plants by leaf cuttings, the leaves must be healthy and plump, which will raise the rooting rate and help them survive smoothly.

Is the method not very simple?

Now that you know this, will you still spend money buying flowers?

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