How to plant the star beauty through leaf cuttings

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The star beauty can be grown all year round and is very easy to survive, but spring and autumn are the best seasons. This is the growing season for the star beauty. After cuttings, it will take root and sprout quickly, and the survival rate is relatively high.

Leaf cutting method

Choose healthy leaves first. Choosing plump leaves free of pests and diseases can increase the germination rate and reduce the difficulty of the seedling growth process.

After drying the cut leaves slightly, stick them in the soil or lay them flat on the soil.

All that’s left is to wait. Don’t move it often. Keep it in a warm and bright place and wait quietly for it to take root and sprout.

Maintenance

Don't water the newly grown seedlings frequently, but keep them moist and spray them with water frequently.

After the seedlings grow up, provide them with sunlight in time, otherwise they will easily grow skinny.

The star beauty does not need a lot of fertilizer to grow. After the seedlings grow up, apply a thin liquid fertilizer. Pay attention to the nitrogen content of the fertilizer. Too much nitrogen fertilizer will cause the leaves to be sparse and have poor posture.