Propagating Succulents From Leaves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Very easy way to propagate succulents using just leaves.
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You helped me go from 2 succulents to 100. Thanks!
One sentence that has never come out of my mouth... I have so many succulents idk what to do with them.
LOL...good one 😂
Ummm all buy some from ya lol!! ♥
sell them
Same LOL! I bought so many and they always die on me 😅🤦🏻♀️
I was just dumb and spent all my savings on 10000 seeds I’m so dumb
Your success with plant propagation is your gentle voice, patience, and TLC. I am learning alot from your videos. I just started plant propagating echeveria leaves and it seems to be working. YAY!! I have jade plants I want to propagate soon, with your advice and help. Many thanks, from Texas!!😊
It’s addicting! Can’t stop propagating!
Pleasant Prickles 😂
Pleasant Prickles same I like giving succulents as gifts to people
@@bellayourfella5504 thats what im going to do also!
I also can't stop propagating cactus cuttings either. More the merrier!
Same! Like drugs but not!
I dunno who screamed louder .. me or the mother plant when u were plucking them .. 😂😂
But ur video is super encouraging ... i m a newbie and i hope i can propagate as pro as you did!
Thanks!
it´s tough love, I don´t want to hurt the plants but propagating is the main reason for them to exist (for us too lol).. you´re essentially doing those plants the biggest favor by helping them pass down their genes ;)
I did the exact same thing. That pop when he pulls them off is like listening to someone break a bone to me. It makes me cringe.
Lmao I had the same struggle! I didn't want to break baby sukis leaves off 😢
Well, then I don't advise you to watch bonsai tutorials :-D
I have a stretchy succulent sitting by the window, and I've been looking for ways on how to cut and propagate the plant. Your video has been so enjoyable, relaxing, and informational to watch! - especially for someone like me who is starting to grow and take care of succulent plants. Thank you!
The second you said 31 days I quickly decided to just go buy some instead. Lol. Great video by the way.
but it’s 31 days for him because he’s in winter and depending on your season warmer weather doesn’t take that long
Lol
I had roots sprouting in 7 days :) It's now been 18 days, and I have loads of pups!
go for it, but i'd rather wait a month than have to pay 4-6 dollars for a plant your can easily propagate
Nice plant jade🤩💚Sending full my supports👍☘️🍀🌳
I love the aloe! I couldn’t help but notice! It’s the one that’s in a corner in your garden bed.
Succulent Fame u to
Thank you for this video. I'm a new succulent lover...I really appreciate your videos. 👍
Awesome tips and ideas on plants leaves propagation your vedio inspired me thanks for sharing watching from California
Us succulent addicts are a strange group! But somehow? We get each other!!
Thank you so much for sharing this video, I can't wait to get started on my own propagation of succulents from leaves. Yes, it appears to be a slow process, but none the less satisfying to watch their progress.
Lynnette Davis I agree! I’m going to try this too.
Very easy and straight forward. I made my first terrarium the other day and now I'm addicted! I've already started to propagate some leaves. It's only been a couple of days, but I can't wait for them to progress!! Sub'd.
Thanks for the tutorial, mine was successful! And it made me want to add more succulents and propagate them and make it a business
I tried this and it's working! Thanks for the detailed video. I came back to find out how to put my new plant in soil since it sprouted so nicely.
I love this. I could listen to him talk about his plants like a meditation...
Thanks so much! I see this video was made 4 years ago yet it's just what I need today. Tried to do this and didn't see any development of the leaves and through them out but it had only been 5 days so I appreciate the detail in this video. I probably did not leave it long enough to see the growth.
What plants grow in 5 days? Lol I wish!
I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE to take ANY succulents off your hands!! I'm trying to start a succulent garden, but they are very expensive for even a small plant where I live, and my budget is small, lol. Love your Videos!! Thank You for all advice!!
pls do a tutor on how to care for aloe!
i just bought a small one.. and i need some tips
Ooh I think I have a Jade plant. I wasn’t sure what my plant was until I saw this video! Thanks so much!
😂😂😂😂 the harder and more I try to propigate, the more rotten leaves I watch shrivel. What the heck 😭
omg me too!!! i tried many many times
Water them more if they look dry. Don’t water them too much though.
Try letting the leaves callous first. Basically pull leaves from the plant and leave to dry for 3 to 5 days, once a callous has formed, place in cactus soil and mist occasionally
Kristal Talaski ugh same. what's the opposite of a green thumb? that's what I have. it's embarrassing 😭
NakedAndLaughing yeah, "black thumb" seems accurate 😢 i tried to propagate like eight leaves from my Jade plant and they all rotted
They are also totally unkillable. I planted a bunch around my mailbox. Usually everything dies there without daily watering. I watered them after planting then left them alone (just rain) and they are going nuts. Succulents DGAF ;)
Dan Hughes well they might be unkillable but I over water what I do take them out soil feel it itf it feel dry water it like cactus but they like it more drier I'm a beginner with the succulents but cactus I kill a lot in the past
ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?
I’ve killed like 4 or 5. I TRY to keep them alive. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. They thrive for weeks then suddenly they start dying. They all seem to die the same.
Lol I’ve killed so many. I killed them while trying to figure out the best ways to propagate them. I have also made many mistakes during my propagation journey (that killed them). But now I know about how not kill them so I won’t be making the same mistakes ever again.
Killing them is ok as long as you learn never to make the same mistake again.
Dan Hughes ł
Succulents are like cacti, they only need watering like 1-4 times a week. Dont water them daily with a can and spray water or at least something that doesnt give too much water. Just a question, do you live somewhere with a decent amount of sunlight everyday? Succulents need at least 6 hours or over sunlight.
I had that same succulent with the leaves you propagated. I left them outside and it got up to 122 degrees (in Arizona) That did them in. I have three leaves left. I'm doing exactly what you shared here now. They were really nice and doing great. I feel bad about it.... Now I have to start from leaves and never take them outside... LOL
Well u just answered the question I've been looking for. I got several leaves & I didn't know if I should leave them outside or inside until they sprout new sprouts. I'm gonna put them in the window sill & hope for the best. It's supposed to get up to 100 in Tennessee next week. Thank you
No soil?!That's amazing! Im going to start with even more leaves now! I'm just starting on my succulent journey and I think I got good guidance with this video, Thank you for sharing
your videos are more helpful than some of the "advanced" succulent growers on TH-cam so far. great job mr. Khang!!!
I just love your voice and your teachings. Thank you so much xxx
Just found your site...I must say " This is the BEST video I have seen on propagation with leaves " I have tried laying just the leaves in soil with NO success what so ever...Your method really looks easy and I will try..All I can say Sir is..You have been given God's gift for Growing plants for sure....Thank you for this video...I have Subscribed to your Wonderful channel and look so forward to seeing ALL your video's....Happy Growing from the East Coast !! 🌿🌺🌱🌵🌿
Wow..lots of succulents. A nice video...simple and cool. Wonderful to see the propagation of new plants from the leaves.
Once you've put them on the soil do you still spray them with water every four days? Or do you just pour water into the soil like you would do with a bigger plant?
Love your voice and patience
You are good in propagating..Thanks for sharing hope to see more..
I stumbled on to your video by accident. This is great, very clear & concise. I have a question tho. Why does my leaf propagation not look like yours and many others? I’m talking about the cluster of pups which I don’t get right at the mother leaf. Mine has, what I call a tail, with the pups on top of that. I laid them on top of dry soil and that’s how they formed.
microwave the soil OMG! brilliant!!! wonderful vid thanks
Such an excellent tip, not sure why I didn’t think of it!
I didn’t watch that far into the video, does it like irradiate the soil or something? 😬🤣
It sterilises the soil by cooking any insect eggs, seeds, and bacteria
I would dry it out before microwaving, otherwise it would smell!
Afterwards, when you’re cultivating the plants, they seem to prefer a little moisture but not too much or they rot out
Wow, very impressed. I didn't know at all that the succulents sprout like this. Thank you for your kind information.
Hi quick question! Hopefully you see this and reply 😭🙌 as far as the soil goes, does it have to be quick draining soil specifically for succulents/cactus or does it have to be regular potting soil for the propagation rooting process? If it does have to be regular potting soil, when would you say it's ideal to transfer to its corresponding quick draining succulent/cactus soil?
And for the leafs themselves and that time frame of 30 days, would you recommend putting them outside where they get direct sunlight for a few hours a day or inside your home near direct lighting??
WOW YOU MADE THAT LOOK EASY!!!!🥰🤣
One of the best propagation videos on You Tube. Thank you!!!!
i love you videos - i can tell you have a love for the earth and work you do! I love your voice too (: Your videos are helpful and make me feel really really proud of the plants/herbs/food I grow . Thank yoU!
*Thank you so much, just got my first ones today 😀❤️👍*
nice one, your babies are healthy and many...I'm just starting my collections of succulents...
I love your gentle voice
Such a great video! Thank you
oh that frequency of the grow lights matching the refresh rate of the camera is brutal lol
Great video! There is such beauty in each succulent. I love collecting these and they are so fun to propagate too! Your succulents are gorgeous! Keep on growing!
you make it look so easy, im a new mom to succulents. still learning
Thanks so much! I have a bunch of "leggy" succulents. I am going to take them apart and regrow new ones.
Outstanding. Without soil mixture, leaf compost, cocopeat new leaf propagation only through moisturizing by misting only.👍
Help I live in Phoenix Arizona I've been watching all of these videos I pull them off of the ones at Home Depot or the ones that I've fallen off I set them on top of my dirt inside I wait for them to Calus, SomeTimes I miss them sometimes I don't they are shriveling up and dehydrating and dining
Khang starr every time you say "I'm gonna have so many" I'm saying to myself here I'm I want some 🙋♀️😆
Great Video👍🏻! The only question I have is , after the new succulent starts to form what do you do next ?
Hi
That was great information! Thanks! Im new to succulents, how do you actually plant them at the end? The new succulent is attached to the big leave on the soil? Or do you pot and hide it?
Best video I have found on the subject so far, I will definitely be giving it a try.
I just realized i have been watering my plants way too much!😬
Great video. Thanks for showing the progress in one video.
Very informative.
Thank you so so much for this! I was doing it all wrong and within seconds now I know what to do 🙏🏼✨
All the videos i've watched shows only up to the babies grow, do you have a video on what to do with those babies?
I propagate mine without ever using any water at all. I just leave them to sit on top of cactus soil and / or perlite.
Cool! Does that work to?
@@havingfuninlearning7084 That's worked about 98% of the time for me. They get all of the water, nutrients and resources they need from their own leaves. I think this is by design. In nature the leaves fall onto the soil or ground and just root by themselves.
@@mreverybody1150 "By design" yes!!!!
I’m having a go at propagating a succulent for the first time it looks so cool. I will be documenting the progress on my channel. Wish me luck!
Greetings from Kentucky. Thank you for making this splendid E/I video. It is much appreciated!
Never tried succulents. Thank you for the information. Love the jade plant.
There are so many beautiful varieties, I highly recommend you giving them a shot!
After breaking of the leaves I place them in gravel and they are doing great, when I use dirt most of the time they rot
i have watched a ton of propagating vids and this may have been the most helpful! no soil... who would have thought? 😍😍
I just discovered your channel about growing hot peppers I live in the gambia west africa .were we about 2 kinds off pepper so your channel is fantastic we watch it with all the farmers in the area LIKE SCHOOL THANKS A LOT
This is so informative and your delivery on commentary is so on point thanks!! Now I know what to do with mine 😆🤩 yay
Great video, could you show us some videos on what you do with all of your peppers at the end of the growing season or maybe several of the main things you create with them like different dishes
I made chili oil, hot sauce, powder and salsas. Videos have already been made, just search my channel.
Your voice is comforting
can this method be applied to Jade plants too (crassula ovata)? thanks
Very good video. I like how it takes you from beginning to end showing the stages of growth. 👍👌😊
Your Aloe plant is beautiful. Please consider doing a video on propagating it. I've owned two Aloe plants that I purchased to use as skin remedies and I ended up over watering both - they didn't make it (:
*Awesome video* 👍
Your plants are so healthy and dense..do you treat your plants with fertilizer or just water?
So cool! Glad to find your video after my succulent plant leaves started falling off! Seems so easy to save them and gift them 😁
Wow this is the first time I've seen it Propagated like this!!!!! I'm going to try this.
Chela Williams how would you normally propagate, I’ve tried the leaf method so many times and it only worked once and that one time it was actually accident
I am ready to try this. I took some leaves and placed them on top of some soil. 31 days huh? Thanks for the video!
Hi there! Thank you for a great video! Just wanted to ask. Do you let the leaves callus over first before you start misting?
I know this question is a couple years old, but, in case anyone else has the same question- the answer is- Yes! You do want to let the succulent leaves dry out on a paper towel for a few days. The ends will turn almost brown which means the leaf is calloused and can now be sprayed with water. If the leaf gets wet before it has calloused- it will rot very easily.
Where do you live? You have such wonderful luck (and skill, too, of course) with growing plants that I’m curious about the climate you live in. Love your channel. Keep killin’ it.
i seen a couple flies not saying its not clean but it reminded me that if anyone has any fly problems with their plants mix dish soap with your water them with that. soap is safe for the plants but keeps them away
Wow! Awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing your great tips!! 🌱👏🏽😊I cant wait to do this!!
Khang, I'm desperately going to try your method. I've never had luck propagating leaves. I rushed & plucked some leaves. Using a black plastic recycle container too. Counting 15 days then I'm looking for baby sprouting.
I love leaf cutting to make them grow :-) I usually propagating using different kinds of succulents in the same pot. I usually use a name tag for each succulent to put next to the leaf so that I won't be confused in this case. Just a small tips from Korea :-) 💖💖💖
Do you spray once it’s in the soil too?
You keep the SOIL moist. The leaves don't absorb water, the roots send the water to the leaf.
I just take the jade and place the end in the soil, Done. it grows .
They dont even need soil just light
Fishy comics... Really... Is the wait longer tho?
how often do you water
Thank you so much for such an informative video on how to do this. I've tried to do this in nov but had no luck. I can see why now. Ty ty ty ty
I live in central FL and now at the end of June it’s extremely HOT & HUMID here. I’ve put some of my leaves w/o soil and some that were ready for soil (they grew the tiny plant and roots) in direct and indirect sunlight. On many of mine, the old leaf that the new plants were started from turned brown and “soggy” feeling. I think the humidity and unpredictable scattered torrential rain have had a lot to do with the number of plants I’ve lost to rot 🙁, as well as contributing to mealy bug infestation 😢. When I watered the ones on/in soil I used either a mister or a trickle of water a couple millimeters from the plant end to encourage the roots to seek the water. I just wanted to say that if you live in a hot humid environment your plants may need careful watching. If you have any info to help with these issues I’d love to hear it. By the way I love your videos and have learned so much from you 🌵💚. Thanks so much!!
You're a brave man potting plants on your white carpet! :D
GeorgeC Rios bru that’s concrete
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Very informative video.can I apply same method with any varity of succulents? will get the same result? Thanks for sharing the video.
Thank you, very helpful
I just started my first cut today. Thanks again.
Don't you have to dry the cuttings first before you spray them?
I believe if you’re just letting them sit in sun for awhile they can sprout either way. My Echeveria always drops leaves in the winter months and I usually just let them sit in there with the soil and just a few days ago I noticed a lil sprouting! (I’m a newbie)
v ezi and a complete vdo for a succulet re growth.im learning .and its the most nice vdo
I watched your video thankyou for that it's very helpful! What do I do once they are in the soil still with the large leaves attached, do I detach them or leave them? Thanks
Not a single one of my propogation have ever worked... I've tried at least 50 and they dry out or get squishy...
And somewhere, someone is propagating without even meaning to
Like when you keep trying to grow something out of seeds, to no avail. But then a seed accidentally falls in the soil and you get a tree within a week!
Thank you for this video, very helpful. My co-workers gave me a few leaves from their succulent. Question, how much water should be added into the plant that's in the soil?
Superb video on propagating succulents 👍👍
Kindly mention in detail a good potting mix for new baby succulents.. 🤗
I just found I put Succulents leaves in water, they were all rotten !! So I will try this an idea today !! Thanks !!
Thanks!! I’ve been doing it all wrong all along. Thanks for the vid
Hey thank you so much for your so so important information
I had a plant which was given by my lover to me n my mom accidentally watered it for almost 5-6 hours ... It was very tiny n I didn't understand what to do with this bcz I don't want it to die n then I googled it n saw your video n I got some hope to make them alive again .....
Now I'll do as you said n will see you n next some days
HOPE YOU'LL FIND MY COMMENT N WILL BE HAPPY IF I SUCCEED TO MAKE THEM ALIVE AGAIN
LOVE FROM INDIA ❤️🇮🇳
You don't really need a whole large glass full of soil do you? You could use a smaller container? I don't have a microwave. What if I heated on top of stove or in the oven?
Really great video. So what about the big old leaves from the old plant. Are we going to cut them out ?
Can you show the next step? What happens with the stem after it's propagated? Does it fall off by itself? Thank you.