Use a rubber band and cling film for beheading succulents, and they will grow roots in just 10 days

After a whole summer, the succulents at home are either dead or damaged, and some have directly become leggy! Now is also a good time for beheading! Yatou has a method that failed to make succulents grow roots quickly, and guarantees 100% survival!

First, the materials you need to prepare are: a rubber band, cling film, and a cup (a disposable plastic cup, preferably transparent; if you do not have one, you can cut open a drink bottle.)

Add one-half clean water to the cup, then cut a piece of cling film and cover it on top, and tie it tightly with a rubber band.

Cut a small hole in the cling film, not too wide, just make sure the succulent's roots can go in.

Put the succulent's stem in, making sure the part below the roots does not touch the water. If the stem is relatively short or there is no stem, then place the position where roots can grow at the small hole. Then put the paper cup in a cool place, and be careful to ensure good ventilation.

By the way, if the beheaded succulent is relatively large and you feel one layer of cling film cannot support it, you can put on several more layers to prevent the succulent from falling into the water.

Roots will grow very quickly, and then you can transfer it to soil.