With succulents, you only need one leaf - toss it into a pot and it will grow into lots of little succulents

Succulent leaf cuttings easily fill a pot, and the survival rate is also very high. For the succulent cutting method, first select healthy leaves; unhealthy leaves must all be removed, otherwise they will infect the other healthy leaves. Succulent varieties differ, so the time for leaf cuttings to root and sprout varies, and the success rate varies too

The soil selected should be plant ash + vermiculite; vermiculite has already been listed as a top-grade material for raising seedlings, and this is good for rooting. At the beginning, after moistening the plant ash, there is no need to water again; just place it in a bright spot for care. Leaf cuttings have high requirements for the potting soil: too wet and the leaves easily rot, too dry and it is not good for rooting

Keep the potting soil in a state that is neither too wet nor too dry. When watering, water only when the soil looks dry; there is no need to water thoroughly, half-dry is enough. If the potting soil stays too dry, even if it has rooted, after rooting it is still not good for root growth. To keep it moist, generally just use a spray bottle to moisten the surface layer of soil

With succulents, you only need one, and tossing it into a pot will grow many little succulents