Money trees and jasmine can both be grown into a big pot from leaves alone - absolutely amazing.

Actually, a great many of the flowers we usually grow can be propagated from cuttings, and a large proportion of them can be grown into a pot of flowers from leaves alone. Friends who always fail at cuttings, take a look at all these leaf cuttings - it is simply too easy, and there is one very beautiful flower whose leaves, even when cut into pieces, can still grow into little seedlings one by one. After seeing this, do we not feel totally outclassed?

1. Gloxinia leaf cuttings

Gloxinia leaves can be propagated into a small plant - this is common knowledge, but some flower lovers cut the leaves into several pieces, and they can still sprout seedlings. Isn't that amazing?

It is very easy to propagate. Cut the leaves and insert them in perlite, vermiculite or sand, keep them moist, and after about a month some leaves grow roots while others produce small seedlings. It is simply too easy to propagate.

If the flower lover takes careful care of them, these few leaves will first grow into a big beautiful potted gloxinia, and will also produce gorgeous flowers, giving a special sense of achievement. Gloxinia blooms are very beautiful; anyone interested can pull off a leaf and plant a few.

2. Kalanchoe leaf cuttings

Kalanchoe leaf cuttings: cut a robust, plump leaf off at the petiole, wait until the cut surface is slightly dry, then insert it diagonally or lay it flat on a sand bed, keep up the humidity, and after about 10-15 days it can root from the base of the leaf and grow a new plant.

3. Money tree leaf cuttings

Insert healthy money tree leaves in sand or vermiculite, keep them ventilated and moist, and after about ten-odd days they will form a little lump and root.

4. Rubber tree leaf cuttings

Rubber tree leaf cuttings must have one leaf and one bud, as only then is it easy to grow a small plant. Insert the rubber tree leaf shallowly in vermiculite, perlite or river sand - any of them will do. Keep it moist, and after about half a month it will root. Growing a bud is a long process, so we must wait slowly.

5. Snake plant leaf cuttings

Snake plant propagation methods include division and leaf cuttings. Cut off leaves that are more than one year old, cut them evenly into several sections of about 10 cm, let them dry in a ventilated place for a few days, then insert them in nutrient soil, river sand or vermiculite - any of them will do. In half a month they will root, and small snake plants will soon grow.

6. Rieger begonia

Rieger begonia may not be something everyone has grown. It is generally propagated by cuttings: choose a healthy stem, disinfect the cut first, then insert it in sandy soil. Water it thoroughly, and choose a cool, ventilated place for the growing environment.

7. Jasmine leaf cuttings

Many people know that jasmine can be propagated in two ways: stem cuttings and layering. As for leaf cuttings, probably not many flower lovers have tried them, but the flower lover above successfully grew roots from jasmine leaves. When taking cuttings, since jasmine likes warmth and moisture and grows best in a well-ventilated, semi-shaded environment, it is best to create such conditions for it. For the growing medium, a slightly acidic sandy soil can be used.

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Finally, succulents

Succulents are rich in variety and come in all kinds of colors and shapes. They are plants that many people like, and growing succulents is easy to get addicted to. As long as a succulent has thick, fleshy leaves, most can be propagated from leaf cuttings. Place the succulent leaf on slightly moist, loose flower soil, and it will root very easily.

Do you feel confident about cuttings now? You can give it a try.

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