5 steps for fast rooting and bursting pots with succulent leaf cuttings, no need to spend money buying them anymore

Gardeners familiar with succulents know that they are plants with extremely vigorous vitality. One sign of this is their extremely high cutting success rate and propagation ability. Whether it is a stem or a single leaf, as long as it is in a suitable environment, it can smoothly root and reproduce. Below, the editor will introduce these steps to everyone!

First, select healthy leaves, and remove leaves that are obviously yellowing or unhealthy, such as those with damage at the base; otherwise, if they are planted together, the unhealthy leaves can easily become moldy and rot, and then infect the other leaves. The growth point must be complete, because without a growth point it will not root or sprout, so when we snap off the growth point, we should try to wiggle it left and right to break it off. For the leaf-cutting container, a pot with no depth but with width is recommended

As for the soil, if conditions allow, you can first lay pot-bottom stones at the bottom of the pot, then add some large-grained kanuma soil to improve air permeability. In fact, using the most ordinary peat mixed with a little vermiculite and other materials for leaf cuttings will also have no problem sprouting. Generally, before leaf cutting, use a spray bottle to moisten the surface soil. As for placing the leaves, flat placement can actually root and sprout; here, the slanting insertion method is recommended, so the roots can be inserted directly into the soil. So, has everyone learned it?