How to propagate Echeveria luxuriata

Leaf cutting propagation of Echeveria luxuriata

Leaf cuttings are a common propagation method for succulents. This method can also be used to propagate Echeveria lucidum.

When doing leaf cuttings of Echeveria lucidum, you should pay attention to the temperature and humidity. Spring and autumn are more suitable seasons for leaf cuttings.

Before leaf cuttings, you should choose suitable leaf cutting materials. Generally, thick leaves are the best choice.

Do not water before leaf cuttings, because the leaves are easier to pick when they are relatively dry. The leaves will be difficult to pick after watering. When picking leaves, you don't need to use too much force to avoid hurting the Echeveria lucidum.

The leaves will slowly grow buds after being cut, but don't rush to remove the mother leaves. Just let them dry up slowly, unless the mother leaves are definitely rotten.

Be sure to have enough patience.

Propagation of Echeveria luxuriata by beheading

As the Echeveria Lu grows, it will slowly grow larger and will soon become taller. At this time, you can start beheading. Choose a suitable location on the Echeveria Lui plant, cut off the head, and replant it. It will easily survive.

There are not so many restrictions on the beheading propagation of Echeveria luxuriantii, and beheading can be carried out all year round.

After being beheaded, Echeveria Lu's plant will tend to grow into small plants, which will be easier to fill the pot and have more varied shapes.

Seed propagation of Echeveria luxuriata

Seed propagation is the most primitive and common way of plant propagation, and Echeveria luxuriantii is also a plant that can be sown.

When sowing, choose seeds that mature in the current year and keep the temperature between 16 and 19 degrees Celsius. It is best to sow in spring, and roots will take shape after 2 to 3 weeks.