How to root succulent beheaded seedlings

1. Rooting method

1. Rooting of flowers in soil: Prepare a flower pot with small holes in advance, fill it with soil specially designed for succulents, and level the soil. If you prepare the nutrient soil yourself, you need to put it under strong light for a few days before you can use it. Dig a small hole in the soil, carefully place the cut succulent seedlings into the hole, and press it down with soil.

2. Water-induced rooting: This method is simpler than the above method. You just need to find a clean bottle and put some water in it. Then keep the bottom of the cut seedling close to the water, and don't let its stem touch the water, otherwise it will easily rot. However, this method requires changing the water in time and waiting for about a week, or at most 10 days, for it to take root.

II. Important matters

During the rooting period of the beheaded seedlings, remember not to dig them out of the soil. Many flower lovers will dig them out of the soil to check their rooting status. Doing so will only affect its normal rooting and will not be beneficial to its growth.