How to propagate the succulent plant snow lotus

Propagation by division

When cultivating snow lotus, division is a very common method of propagation, and division is usually carried out in combination with repotting.

Take the snow lotus plant out of the pot, and then remove the new small plants growing on the old plant. If it has roots, you can directly put it in a pot for maintenance. If it does not have roots, you can dry it in the sun and it can survive if you put it in a pot for maintenance.

Leaf cutting propagation

Leaf cuttings are probably the most common method of propagation for snow lotus.

The snow lotus plant has many leaves, and leaf cuttings can be done during the growing season.

Choose the thicker and stronger leaves on the plant, remove them, and after the wounds are dried in the sun, you can do leaf cuttings. The method of leaf cuttings is very simple. Just insert the leaves directly into the soil at an angle, or place them flat on the soil. Remember to spray water for maintenance after insertion. Place it in a semi-shaded place and keep the soil semi-dry, and it will soon grow roots and new shoots.

Seed propagation

The sowing propagation of snow lotus is generally done after the seeds are mature, and they are sown as soon as they are harvested. Be careful not to store the seeds for a long time.

After collecting the snow lotus seeds, you can sow them. Be careful not to keep the seedlings too hot and humid to avoid rotting.