Propagating succulents from leaves needs time and patience. And it is also a good way for parents to show the magic of nature to children. Take it several tries, you will enjoy succulents propagation.
Most tender Sedums and some Echeverias can be propagated with either a leaf or a cutting. But Aeoniums only work with cuttings. In this blog, we will show you how to propagate succulents from leaves.
Let’s start it!
Step 1
Just gently twist the leaf off the stem. Make sure it’s a clean pull, leaving nothing on the stem.
Step 2
Place all leaves in airy location and let them dry out a little bit.
Step 3
Step 4
Spray the top of soil(not the leaves) to make it wet when the soil dries out in next 2-4 weeks.
Step 5
Not all leaves will grow new baby succulents, so it's normal to lose some.
Keep the roots of new baby succulents covered with new soil mix and start watering them only when the soil dries out.
