Method for rapid germination of succulent leaf cuttings

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1. Select leaves with good growing points

2. Flat lay and diagonal insertion

3. Water-induced roots

To make succulent leaf cuttings germinate faster, use leaves that are dry or have intact growing points, and place them in the soil in a flat pattern. Do not move them randomly after placement. Wrap a container filled with 90% water with gauze, place the leaves on the gauze, and place them in a windy and sunny place for curing. Do not touch the water before taking root.

1. Choose leaves with good growing points

Not all leaves can germinate and reproduce. To germinate, choose leaves that are relatively dry and have intact growing points. Wet leaves are prone to hydration, and leaves that are too dry are prone to blackening. If there are no growing points, they will never reproduce.

2. Flat lay and diagonal insertion

When inserting leaves, just place them flatly in the prepared soil instead of inserting them into the soil. Because people generally do not disinfect the soil when preparing soil, directly inserting it into the soil can easily cause bacterial infection, causing the leaves to rot and become unable to survive. Do not move it at will after placing it.

3. Water-induced roots

It is estimated that many people have not used this method. In fact, this method is more conducive to leaf germination. Find a container filled with 90% water, wrap the mouth of the container with breathable gauze, and place the leaves on the gauze. This is more conducive to observing leaf growth, and placing it in a ventilated and diffused place can speed up germination. Note that there is no need to water during the entire process.

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