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The leaves work I've done it

I’ve done both ways, leaves will grow, you have to let the ends dry out for a few days then place a little dirt over and dampen every 5 days ish, they’ll root up, even if left above the dirt, some plants leaves will shoot out a new flower and roots in few wks to 2 months, it all takes time

They work just ignore them after putting in shade and I putted it upside down and pushed a little in soil..( upside down leaf so it touches mud)

I've tried this too and they also died and became black 😔

You can absolutely propagate most succulents from leaf cuttings. They actually require a bit more water than mature plants, but still should be left to dry out between watering. Also, if you take the leaf cuttings, it's good to keep in mind when you last watered the mother plant, cause if the mother plant was thirsty when you took the cuttings, then the cuttings are probably thirsty too. Thirsty leaves will rot as fast as overwatered leaves. Keep trying, sometimes the leaves just aren't strong enough & it can be tricky. There's other methods for leaves too. For some succulents, a dampened hand towel in tupperware works as a good rooting chamber, and you rarely have to check on it, except to freshen, or change the towel.

Don't water until roots begin to form. Then water about 3 times a month and let the soil dry out before you water again.

​@@SucculentsBox Es jade ??

@@almadelparaiso4097 did you mean especially jade plant leaves? Those leaves always rotted on me. As a kid my grandmother must have had a real Green Thumb because all she did was stick the Jade leaf vertically into the soil and it grew a new plant. But she always let the soil completely dry out between watering. I would have waited until the tip callus over first.

Water succulent leaf cuttings about 2-4 times per week, whenever the soil dries out

I propagated my String of dolphins with a stem cutting. You can read more about String of Dolphins propagation here: succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-care-for-string-of-dolphins

Hi, as long as you repot it immediately, observe and take care of it carefully, then it would be fine ☺

Keep up the good work!! Share us when you success

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After cutting, you should leave to dry for 2-3 days before let them in soil. Light waterings, wait for the soil to dry out completely between waterings. You could read this blog for more information 😋succulentsbox.com/pages/propagation

You can find it here succulentsbox.com/products/succulent-potting-soil

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If the original stem with roots is still in the pot, then it'll grow new pup

try doing it without spraying them, I've had more success doing that. the babies don't need any water until the mother leaves you plucked naturally falls off, all the water they need to establish is in the original leaf. the leafs I water usually die before producing a baby or roots. just set and forget.

That's called Terracotta pot, you can find it here 😉succulentsbox.com/collections/succulents-pot

Did they survive? They should be fine as the babies get their water and nutrients from the mamma leaf 🍃

You can find it here 😉succulentsbox.com/products/succulent-potting-soil

let it callous first or you might get rot

Hi, you can fertilize them in their growing season and give them good care; then I guess it would be better

Solo por si acaso, las hojas no se ponen directo al sol.

Try to shade them a little then, that means your giving to much direct sunlight

Hi. The leaves propagation will work with the sedum

You can just pick off any leaves for propagation as long as it's healthy. And yes, we should leave them callus for a couple of days before planting them in the soil 😉

​@@SucculentsBox Hi! To clarify, after callusing and putting in soil, can you moisten the soil or wait for roots to grow first?

@@bbydraak As in the video, we should mist them a little bit to moisten the soil after putting the cuttings, and then leave them there for the roots growing ☺

​@@SucculentsBoxhow to prepare its soil ingredients ratio

@@umerrizwan1016 you can make your own soil mix with the ratio: 3:2:1 POTTING SOIL + BARK FINES + PERLITE/PUMICE ☺

Looks like a Pachyphytum Oviferum Blue, but could also be some type of Graptopetalum 😊

Hi, normally we should place them at an indirectly light and mist them a little bit sometimes. I'm not sure what happened to your propagation, maybe you want to check our blog below to see what could go wrong with your propagation 😉 succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/what-could-go-wrong-with-your-succulent-propagation

2-4 times per week, soil should be moist and prevented from drying out, but not so moist.

No need to wet leaves I leave them dry for weeks and they sprout roots

That's called Anacampseros Telephiastrum, you could find it here succulentsbox.com/products/anacampseros-telephiastrum-variegata

Hi, we should water the succulent leaf cuttings about 2-4 times per week. Of course, it also depends on the temperature and humidity in your home, but make sure don't overwater though 😉

@@SucculentsBox Thanks for your reply. 😍 Will try this out. 😊😊😊

@@erickasenorin4786 Great! Then let us know the result afterward

We have a variety of pots from 2-6inch size. You can check here to see how to identify the right size pot for your succulent 😉 succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/choosing-the-right-size-pot-for-your-succulents

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That's called Lavender Pebble Graptopetalum succulentsbox.com/products/lanvender-pebbles

If it’s healthy, yes 😊

@@sophiamongrut5421 thank you! Really appreciate it. I had no idea

@@Antitype7 No worries! It's always good to learn something new. Apart from that, I forgot to say that there are more chances to have a new grow in the stem if it has at least one leaf left ☺

We use Lavender Pebble Graptopetalum succulentsbox.com/products/lanvender-pebbles

It depends on what kind of succulents, we have a blog about this topic, maybe you wanna take a look 😉 succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/toxic-and-non-toxic-succulents-for-pets

Always google lens echeveria are safe but any crassula are not x

Hi. There are usually three main components of succulent soil mixture: sand, potting soil, and perlite or pumice; which helps the succulents to prevent root rot 😉

@@SucculentsBox Any tips on ratios for the mix?

@@redforestx7371 Hi, usually, the best mixing ratio of these three elements is two parts sand, two parts gardening soil, and one-part perlite or pumice 😉

It's cotyledon orbiculata or pig's ear

We use Lavender Pebble Graptopetalum

Hi, the best time to propagate succulents is in their growing season (normally Spring & Summer). And that also means we should not do it when the plants are dormant 😉

Thank you very much for the reply succulent box. 🙏✌️💐