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Propagation Succulent

by Danique
6 July 2020
in Houseplants, Plant care, Propagation

Succulents can actually be found all over the world. They are therefore quite simple plants. They absorb water in their thick leaves and are therefore sweet for at least a few weeks. You can safely forget about the succulent plant, especially in winter. They don’t mind at all!

A big disadvantage of succulents is that they don’t grow that fast. If you are going to propagate succulents you need a good dose of patience.

Supplies

  • Succulent
  • Knife
  • Disinfectant
  • Flower pot with fresh potting soil

Step-by-step plan for the propagation of a Succulent

  1. You don’t need a knife for the propagation of most succulents. However, it is good to keep the knife at hand.
  2. To start with, clean the knife with disinfectant or pure alcohol. This is wise, because otherwise you might spread bacteria unnecessarily.
  3. Then gently twist a leaf off the mother plant. Be careful not to pull on the leaf. Make sure you have completely loosened the leaf from the trunk.
  4. Is it not possible to gently twist the leaf? Then you can use the knife for this.
  5. Then take the flowerpot with fresh soil. You can put the loose leaf/cutting on the soil. If you want to make several cuttings you can put all the leaves on the soil in a pattern.
  6. Do not water the cuttings. This is very important!
  7. Despite the fact that it is better not to give water, it is wise to mist it. You can regularly mist the cuttings with a plant sprayer.
  8. After about 6 weeks, in addition to roots, new leaves will have developed on the cutting. From this moment on you can finally give the cuttings water.
Tags: DIY: Do It Yourself

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