How to take cuttings of Ruolu

Cuttings

Ruolv is well-known among succulent plants for its strong reproductive ability.

The main method of propagation for Ruolv is cuttings. Cut a piece, wait for the wound to dry, and then insert it into the soil to take root.

The best seasons for cuttings are spring and autumn, as the success rate is higher!

Precautions

Although the survival rate of Ruolu cuttings is very high, flower lovers should not be too confident and just randomly stick it in and leave it alone. Sometimes Ruolu will die inexplicably!

If you use green cuttings, pay attention to protecting the cut. After cutting the branches, be sure to wait for the wounds to dry, then soak them in clean water for one night, and then insert them into the potting soil the next day. The survival rate is almost 100%.

If you want to use soil for green cuttings, it is best not to use Akadama soil, as Akadama soil is not easy to take root and will easily rot after insertion.

If you have just inserted the Ruolu, don't rush to water it. You can put it in a ventilated place to dry it, and then water it the next day. Don't use too much water, just spray it lightly.