I love the sound of your voice! So calming! Never knew you could prop some plants with just the leaf!!
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Great Job!!! I have never been successful with propagating a croton so I have not tried again. After watching this video, I feel I might try again. By the way, the color on the leaves are amazing!!!
Totally amazing!!! My poor lil baby is not doing well at all and I KNOW it hasn't been getting enough light. I will definitely try this method! Thank you for sharing
Good video! I think it is very likely the tip cutting will make a beautiful plant for you! The single leaf cuttings though might not give you another plant and will remain a single leaf. Unless you got a bit of stem tissue and an axillary bud when you pulled it off of the stem the cells are structured differently and the leaf will not "know" how to grow a stem. The rooted leaf may stay alive for a quite long time (maybe years) but might never produce a new plant.
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you propagate and show the successful ones you’ve already done. And I’m sorry I didn’t get your name in time, perhaps you could spell it out for us all. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
Wow I know the stem can grow but not by the leaves many thanks for the information very helpful I enjoy your video thanks again and keep it going .....
Thank you for this video. I have grown roots from the leaves but it has not grown into a stem or stalk. The leaves have been in soil for 3 months but no stem nor stalk developing. Any advice?
She answered another commenter who asked the same question. She said that these new leaves she planted in this video died over the winter. But as we saw, the ones she did prior to that did grow roots. I have also seen other commenters stating that the leaves may root but biologically cannot grow a stem unless you somehow your leaf cutting happened to include a bit of stem material. I guess it could be fun to try to propagate loose leaves if you have them lying around anyway…Or you could just propagate pieces of stem in the first place if you want an actual plant!
Very interesting!! The thing is… the leaves that root will probably just be “ghost leaves” They will stay well and root but not grow a new plant for many years if ever.
I went on holidays for 3 weeks and my plant sitter overwatered mine... Only 4 leafs are in a full stem and I was thinking about doing this also to force the plant to grow new leaf from a down part. Will it work?
I’m wondering if you can give us an update on the two leaves because I don’t believe they can produce a plant. They will just stay to leaves. You need part of the stem to propagate a whole plant.
Hi I found ur video while searching for a solution to help my croton plant which I repotted during just the start of winters. And now its leaves are soft and drooping... kindly suggest some help.
Guys can anyone tell me if we can have a whole plant after propagatin croton from leaf ?? I haven t found any video that shows the results of a rooted leaf plz tell me if u experienced this🙂
The leaves root and that’s all. It’s the same as Hoya. They never produce a new plant and eventually die of old age. Leaf propagation works with begonia, peperomia and some gesneriaceae.
I’m going to try your method… amazing. Can I ask you please why my croton has the lower leaves pointing downwards. They are not droopy and the plant is healthy but most of the lower leaves are pointing to the ground. Top ones are pointing upwards.
My leaves are falling. I have it in a bathroom window that gets a lot of morning sun and I water it about once a week. What could I be doing wrong? I live in Michigan so, it's getting too cool to sit it outside.
I would inspect the plant closely for spider mites and webs. Crotons like humidity as well. Are leaves falling from the top, bottom, or all over? I have another video all on croton care if you’d like to take a look.
Hello I just want to know after u cut the leafs and plant them do u put water or not or how long we put water after u plant them and I didn't understand what kind of soil u put to plant the leafs plz let me know I would appreciate if u would let me know cuz I bought some and I love them cuz of the colors
Hello, the soil mentioned was peat moss. This video featured soil propagation because I have not had much success with water propagation, although it can be achieved. Good luck!
What’s the name of the small croton you held up. Someone gave me a plant but didn’t know the name. It has croton foliage and leaves are slimmer and longer.
I love the look on your face when you lifted the plant and realized all those roots were there lol
😁
I love the sound of your voice! So calming! Never knew you could prop some plants with just the leaf!!
Great Job!!! I have never been successful with propagating a croton so I have not tried again. After watching this video, I feel I might try again.
By the way, the color on the leaves are amazing!!!
Thank you so much! It really surprised me. Yes, go for it. 💚
Great video! I was amazed you did this just from leaves in soil. Thank you!
Interesting. I haven’t tried propagating crotons before! Always nice to see those healthy roots!
Agreed, they really surprised me. Thanks Jackie! 🤗
That's phenomenal!! I have never seen propagation like this before... Very cool!!
Thank you Kee Kee! 😃 I was thrilled that they worked! 💚
Thank you so much for your knowledge and charm huni! Can't wait to get started on my cuttings! 🌿🩷🌿
Totally amazing!!! My poor lil baby is not doing well at all and I KNOW it hasn't been getting enough light. I will definitely try this method! Thank you for sharing
Good video! I think it is very likely the tip cutting will make a beautiful plant for you! The single leaf cuttings though might not give you another plant and will remain a single leaf. Unless you got a bit of stem tissue and an axillary bud when you pulled it off of the stem the cells are structured differently and the leaf will not "know" how to grow a stem. The rooted leaf may stay alive for a quite long time (maybe years) but might never produce a new plant.
Great💃💃💃 can I put 2 different kinds of crotons in one pot
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you propagate and show the successful ones you’ve already done. And I’m sorry I didn’t get your name in time, perhaps you could spell it out for us all. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
ty soo much, i used your video to try and save my croton with your method of propogation. hope it works, will update if you want
Thank you so much Jennifer, I really really appreciate your knowledge about Crotons, I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too.
Wow I know the stem can grow but not by the leaves many thanks for the information very helpful I enjoy your video thanks again and keep it going .....
I propagated 5 and 1 successfully developed roots!!!!thanks
Thank you! I'm going to do my Croton propagation today!!
Thank you for the information, I had a leggy crouton and I didn’t know what to do with it thank you thank you thank you your day and you are a delight
Nice sharing! Nice to see this process of propagation.
Thanks for the great video! I'm going to try this!!!
It WORKED ! Thank You.
That is so amazing 😍 love the red leaves!!
Thank you for this video.
I have grown roots from the leaves but it has not grown into a stem or stalk. The leaves have been in soil for 3 months but no stem nor stalk developing. Any advice?
From what I understand croton leaves will root but not grow a new plant. I can't find a video update. Did the leaves ever create new growth?
She answered another commenter who asked the same question. She said that these new leaves she planted in this video died over the winter. But as we saw, the ones she did prior to that did grow roots. I have also seen other commenters stating that the leaves may root but biologically cannot grow a stem unless you somehow your leaf cutting happened to include a bit of stem material. I guess it could be fun to try to propagate loose leaves if you have them lying around anyway…Or you could just propagate pieces of stem in the first place if you want an actual plant!
So helpful! Thank you😊
How do you water them, Thank you
Very interesting!! The thing is… the leaves that root will probably just be “ghost leaves” They will stay well and root but not grow a new plant for many years if ever.
Will it still work if I use regular garden soil?
Thank you so much for this information! Great Job!
The the confidence at the onset of your project is real, but the outcome will disappoint!
I went on holidays for 3 weeks and my plant sitter overwatered mine... Only 4 leafs are in a full stem and I was thinking about doing this also to force the plant to grow new leaf from a down part. Will it work?
Awesome. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
👌👌👍👍wow great video,new subscriber here
How much water do you give them
I’m wondering if you can give us an update on the two leaves because I don’t believe they can produce a plant. They will just stay to leaves. You need part of the stem to propagate a whole plant.
with a single leaf propagation, do they grow into a new plant? I saw somewhere that this doesn't happen
Yes, Once a leaf roots it is a new plant.
@@greenmable475 this is good news, thank you!
@@greenmable475 Can you show us the plants, having grown out of a single leaf?
@@hansberger4939 i agree plzzzz show us i never saw itt
No it's a zombie leaf. It won't grow new leaves , you need the stem
Thank you I’ll try.
Hi I found ur video while searching for a solution to help my croton plant which I repotted during just the start of winters. And now its leaves are soft and drooping... kindly suggest some help.
Did the leaf cuttings produce new stems?
Yes 💚
Do you have any recent update to show us the babies from the croton’s single leaves?
Hi, thanks for asking. I wish I could have an update, but unfortunately they died during the winter.
Guys can anyone tell me if we can have a whole plant after propagatin croton from leaf ?? I haven t found any video that shows the results of a rooted leaf plz tell me if u experienced this🙂
The leaves root and that’s all. It’s the same as Hoya. They never produce a new plant and eventually die of old age. Leaf propagation works with begonia, peperomia and some gesneriaceae.
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Nice sis!
I’m going to try your method… amazing. Can I ask you please why my croton has the lower leaves pointing downwards. They are not droopy and the plant is healthy but most of the lower leaves are pointing to the ground. Top ones are pointing upwards.
Thank you for watching 💚 Older leaves tend to do that for some reason.
My leaves are falling. I have it in a bathroom window that gets a lot of morning sun and I water it about once a week. What could I be doing wrong? I live in Michigan so, it's getting too cool to sit it outside.
I would inspect the plant closely for spider mites and webs. Crotons like humidity as well. Are leaves falling from the top, bottom, or all over? I have another video all on croton care if you’d like to take a look.
Have you ever grown crotons in leca? I was wondering how they would take to that.
No, I have not used leca for crotons. Thanks for watching! 💚
do you water it at all?
Yes
Hello I just want to know after u cut the leafs and plant them do u put water or not or how long we put water after u plant them and I didn't understand what kind of soil u put to plant the leafs plz let me know I would appreciate if u would let me know cuz I bought some and I love them cuz of the colors
Hello, the soil mentioned was peat moss. This video featured soil propagation because I have not had much success with water propagation, although it can be achieved. Good luck!
She asked one thing and you answered a different thing. 😢
Isn't the plant toxic? I asked cause I read the leaves and sap cause rashes?
What were the names of the soil you propagated the leaves in?
What’s the name of the small croton you held up. Someone gave me a plant but didn’t know the name. It has croton foliage and leaves are slimmer and longer.
Hi! thanks for watching. It is the "star" croton.
Mam u grew full plant?
Where to buy soil ??
Do the leaf props grow new nodes? Or are they zombie leafs?
They will never grow a new plant, fhey will jusg stay rooted leaves
Yay!!! Blk planters !!!
My dad has one in his yard im about to go crazy
how long did it take the leaf to root?
Hi! it rooted within 30 days.
But will die after you planted it in soil
A lot of plant leaves will root but that's about it. You won't get a plant
Oooh
I've tried this... Failed :(
Aww it is ok. They can be hit or miss at times.
But the only leaves may grow roots but it will not become a plant.
The leaves will root but will not grow into a plant
I always find it funny watching these ultra-sanitised propagation videos while I'm out here sifting cat shit out of my 10 cubic metres of bulk soil
My knowledge says that the leaf will stay alive but it will never grow another plant it has to have a piece of the stem!!!!😮
U r so beautiful mam 💖
Did your leaves grow plants? 😂