Hey fellow gardeners! I stumbled upon a fantastic article on how to start succulents from leaves. Thought I'd share it with all of you: houseandfig.com/how-to-start-succulents-from-leaves. It's really helpful for propagating new succulents!

 

You're welcome! I'm glad you found the succulent propagation guide helpful. Propagating succulents from leaves can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. Here's a step-by-step breakdown to get you started:

Choose Healthy Leaves: Select healthy, mature leaves from your succulent plant. Look for leaves that are plump and free from any damage or disease.

Let the Leaves Callus: Before planting the leaves, let them sit in a dry place for a day or two until the cut ends callus over. This helps prevent rotting during propagation.

Prepare a Well-Draining Soil Mix: Succulents thrive in well-draining soil. You can create a mix using cactus or succulent-specific soil with added perlite or coarse sand for better drainage. Visit a https://houseandfig.com/how-to-start-succulents-from-leaves/ to more tips.

 

Oh, I've seen some beautiful propagated succulents on Instagram lately! I'd love to try it too. Has anyone here tried this method before? Any tips or tricks to share?

 

Thanks for the information!