Don't make these mistakes before you can sprout and take root.

Succulent plants have been cultivated for a long time. Friends who have heard of leaf inserts will always think of how many fleshy leaves they insert. However, many people often end up failing because they don't know how to do it. In fact, leaf inserts are not so difficult. As long as you follow the following process and don't make these mistakes, you can also successfully reproduce leaf inserts. In the process of planting fleshy plants, we often accidentally knock off the leaves or remove the three or five leaves at the bottom of the cuttings when pruning. This is when we use leaf cuttings.

During the leaf insertion process of succulent plants, keep your hands in check and don't often pick them up. If you can make them take root and sprout by looking at them, I'm willing to watch them 24 hours a day. The reason why many flower friends complain that leaf cuttings don't take root and sprout is because you are too impatient. Just as it is about to take root, you pick it up and look at it. Just as it is about to sprout, you pick it up and look at it. For it, you are tormenting it.

Choose a healthy succulent plant, and then choose a healthier leaf on this succulent plant. When picking, grasp the leaf and shake it gently from side to side until it falls off. This can protect the growth point, which is where the root sprouts. The leaves can be removed and placed in a cool, dry place for about three days.

Some people say that the survival rate of succulent leaves in summer is low. In fact, the most suitable temperature for leaf cuttings is 20~25 degrees Celsius. In summer, as long as you can control the temperature well, it will not affect the germination rate of leaf cuttings. Under the condition of ensuring healthy leaves and growth points, rooting and germination are only a matter of time. As for the flower apparatus of leaf insertion, it is recommended that there is no depth but a wide pot, just like this bonsai pot is very easy to use. You can also choose a seedling box, insert a leaf in each hole, and it can also be easily removed for planting.

After that, the leaves were placed. In fact, flat can take root germination, here recommended oblique insertion method, this germination may be a little slower than flat, but the root system can be directly inserted into the soil. There is no need to bury the roots or re-cover them after they have emerged, as in flat. Inclined insertion does not need to be inserted very deep, as long as the blade can be inclined to stand on the soil surface can be. Do not press too hard, otherwise it may affect the emergence of new shoots, do not directly insert the roots of the leaves into the medium, as it is easy to hurt the roots.

The fleshy dance of leaf inserts is kept in a cool, ventilated place or in a light place without watering during the period. If you think the soil is too dry, you can still spray it properly. Don't spray too much, it's easy to melt. I personally experimented with it, spraying water several times when the leaves were inserted, and then they all took root. After taking root, the leaves can be watered with less water and a little light.

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