How long does it take for succulent leaves to germinate in winter?

1. How long does it take to germinate?

The speed of leaf cuttings indoors in winter is not always the same. Generally, it will start to germinate and gradually begin to grow normally within one to three weeks. For some plants that germinate slowly, we don’t need to be too anxious. We need to wait slowly and gradually improve maintenance measures to promote germination and growth.

2. Influencing factors

1. Temperature: Temperature is the most important part, which can directly affect the germination speed. The rooting and germination speed is faster at around 20 degrees. If the temperature is lower than 15 degrees, many plants will stop growing and the possibility of germination will become very small. Even if they sprout, the speed will be very slow. If there is heating in a general northern household, this condition can be easily met. If this condition is not met, the plants can be moved to a greenhouse for maintenance.

2. Water: Water is also an important factor. It cannot be too dry, which is not conducive to rooting and germination. You can add an appropriate amount of water and keep the substrate moist, which can effectively shorten the time of rooting and germination. But the water cannot be too much, which will cause waterlogging and rot the leaves.