The process of germination

The process of germination

Succulents usually germinate using their leaves. First of all, you need to choose leaves of good quality, generally thicker leaves are needed. In addition, you must ensure its integrity. After selecting the leaves, you need to soak them in rooting water, which can accelerate its later germination. Generally, soaking for about three hours will be enough.

After soaking, you need to dry it first, then put it in a cool and ventilated place for three hours before planting. You can place it directly on the watered soil and wait for about 15 days for it to sprout.

Succulent sowing time

Succulents are generally more suitable for leaf cuttings in spring, usually between March and May each year. They will sprout and emerge from the soil after about half a month of care after planting.

The appearance of succulent sprouts

The sprouts of succulents are generally very tender and fragile, and their survival ability is very weak, so they need to be well cared for to ensure that they will not die. Generally, they need to be given enough light time, and also need to be watered in small amounts and multiple times. This can ensure that it has enough water without causing water accumulation at its roots.