How long does it take for the leaves of Thousand Buddha's Hand to germinate?

How long does it take for the leaves of Thousand Buddha's Hand to germinate?

Thousand Buddha's Hand is a succulent plant that can be propagated by leaves. It is generally better to propagate Thousand Buddha's Hand by leaf cuttings in spring. Thousand Buddha's Hand propagated by leaf cuttings is easy to keep alive. As long as the soil in the pot is moist, the Thousand Buddha's Hand propagated by leaf cuttings can take root and sprout in about 2 weeks.

If you want the Thousand Buddha's Hand leaf cuttings to germinate quickly, it is best to choose leaves that are plump and vigorous without damage or spots. You can treat the leaves with rooting liquid before leaf cutting. When the Thousand Buddha's Hand leaf cuttings do not take root and sprout, you need to check whether the leaves are damaged. If not, just continue to wait. If they are damaged, they must be replaced.

Maintenance of Thousand Buddha Hand Leaf Cuttings after Sprouting

1. After the Thousand Buddha's Hand leaf cuttings germinate, they cannot be changed in a ventilated environment. In terms of lighting, they can be placed in a place with scattered light or good light, but avoid direct sunlight.

2. When watering the Thousand Buddha Hands after germination, you can switch to spraying water, and still keep the soil moist.

Precautions for Thousand Buddha Hand Leaf Insertion

When doing leaf cuttings of Thousand Buddha Hand, you need to pay attention to stopping watering before doing the cuttings, so that it is easier to pick the leaves. The potting soil prepared for leaf cuttings should preferably have a wider diameter. When doing the leaf cuttings, you need to pay attention to the leaves being dry before doing the cuttings, and you cannot turn them over after they are laid out.