How to propagate blue bean succulent and what to pay attention to

Blue bean succulent breeding method

The main method of propagation of Blue Bean Succulent is leaf cuttings. It can also be propagated by sowing and cuttings. Its seeds can also be propagated, and its natural reproduction method is also seed propagation. Generally speaking, Blue Bean Succulent is propagated fastest by cuttings.

Blue bean succulent breeding time

Blue bean succulent can generally be propagated in spring, because spring is the period when all things come back to life, the climate at this time is more suitable, and the survival rate of reproduction is high.

Blue bean succulent breeding method

Propagation of blue bean succulent by division

The division propagation of blue bean succulent is generally carried out during the repotting period. It is necessary to cut the strong branches and leaves, and then cut them into warm soil. During the reproduction and growth period, the soil should be kept moist for survival.

Blue bean succulent cutting propagation

Choose a suitable blue bean succulent, take out the plant, clean its roots, trim off the fibrous roots, and leave the taproot, place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry for 2 to 5 days. Then plant it in the soil, and it will generally grow roots after 2 to 3 weeks.

Blue bean succulent leaf cutting propagation

Select sturdy blue bean succulent branches and break off the leaves. Prepare the pots and soil. Lay the broken leaves flat on the soil, spray water to keep them moist, and then wait for the leaves to take root.

Notes on breeding of blue bean succulents

It should be noted that if you want the blue bean succulent to be successfully propagated by leaf cuttings, it has high requirements for humidity. You can increase the humidity by using a sprayer or immersion pot, but do not water it too much to avoid rot.