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Succulent Propagation In Water (Fast & Simple)

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Succulent propagation in water has never been easier. Check out this video and learn my best, step-by-step method that'll save you both time and nerves. :) Enjoy!
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@jaimethompson852 2 года назад

This does work! I did a Jade plant and it didn't take that long to get roots.

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

I'm glad it worked out for you :)

@Greenplantguide 2 года назад

I did it . I realy works and is better than in soil. I share in my channel

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing 👍 😊

@user-ic4gv7sr1y 2 года назад

（破棄はしませんかから今後ともよろしくお願いいたしますよ。

@mconnief 2 года назад

Do you use same process for every succulent? Or different types different method ? And could you please show what the calluses looks like? Thank you very much and good luck with your plants

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

Hi, I use the same process for most succulents. There is another much simpler way, just pull of a few leaves and leave them anywhere in bright light (over 3,000 lux). They don't need to be in soil or water, you can just leave them on a window sill with bright light. New babies will develop in a few weeks. They get everything from the mother leaf, no need to water or have them in any medium :)

@saritapaul8484 6 месяцев назад

Leaf is in the water or above the water

@remysgarden2769 2 года назад

Wow nice sharing.

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

Thank you so much 🙂

@majidaartcraft5536 2 года назад

So nice

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

Thanks :)

@daym8 11 месяцев назад

Do succulents die when moved from water to soil?

@MrHouseplant 10 месяцев назад

Hi, it can happen, but there are several things you can do to increase the chances of the cutting surviving transition from water to soil: 1) Provide at least 5,000 lux of light 2) Make sure the soil is fully dry before watering (use a chopstick to check) 3) Create a well-draining potting mix (1 part potting soil, 1 part perlite) But know that even if you do everything right, some cuttings will still die. We can't control nature. We can only provide the best conditions and hope for the best 😊

@daym8 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for this great advise and for your valuable time . I will surely follow these instructions and leave it up to nature to do the rest.🙏💮

@Jezebel066 Год назад

Will it work on ogre ear? Also, someone else said to not let it touch the water- 1/2 inch above it?? I always use same method in video ..

@MrHouseplant Год назад

I always keep it in water. I've seen people keep it suspended above water. Seems to work as well :)

@devilmecare 7 месяцев назад

This has been the only way i can get them to root. I have one in soil and it still hasn't rooted. The ones in water have roots and tiny pups.

@MrHouseplant 7 месяцев назад

That's great! I always recommend trying both methods. You can do both and see what works for you 🙂

@devilmecare 7 месяцев назад

@@MrHouseplant the water method definitely.

@littlelamsketches400 Год назад

How long does this take to grow?

@MrHouseplant Год назад

Hi, the length of time it takes for the cutting to root will depend on many factors and will be different for everyone. For one person a cutting might root in a week. For someone else it might take 2-3 months. It depends on the amount of light, amount of oxygen in water, water temperature and other factors. As a general rule of thumb, leave the cutting in water until it grow 2-3 inches of roots. Then you can pot it in soil. 😊

@saritapaul8484 6 месяцев назад

After how many days roots appear

@Bruhhi192 Год назад

How do we plant them after the roots have grown please tell me I’m about to plant them I have the soil ready

@MrHouseplant Год назад

Hi Matt, here's a video on how to transfer the cuttings from water to soil: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-69U5QUXHUpc.html&ab_channel=Mr.Houseplant 😊

@jillellis62 Год назад

Did not work for me…. I had healthy ones too..

@MrHouseplant Год назад

Hi Jill, Even if you do everything right and provide the most optimal conditions, some cuttings will still rot. That’s just nature, we can’t control it :) We can only provide the best possible conditions and hope for the best. Now, there are a few things you can do to increase your chances of success: 1) Increasing the warmth of the propagation medium, regardless of whether it's soil or water, by using a heat mat. Increasing the temperature by a few degrees significantly speeds up propagation. 2) Increasing the amount of light, more light increases photosynthesis and root formation. Either move the cutting to a brighter window or use a grow light. Don’t keep cuttings a few feet away from a window, but right in front of it. And don’t place cuttings behind walls next to a window - but in front of the window 3) If you're water propagating, use an air pump to constantly provide fresh oxygen to the water. Roots use oxygen and release carbon dioxide. A constant influx of oxygen increases propagation speed. If you’re propagating in soil, mix the soil with perlite to increase macro pores and the amount of oxygen in it. Hope this helps :)

@livethithamohan7244 Год назад

Can I cut off the base rot part and follow this method , and does this apply for all kinds of succlents?

@MrHouseplant Год назад

Yes, it applies for most succulents. I'm not sure what the first part of your question is, sorry?

@Hello-ku1si Год назад

How long does it take to see results?

@MrHouseplant Год назад

Depends on how much light you provide and how much warmth. It takes several weeks to several months :)

@Hello-ku1si Год назад

@@MrHouseplantall right thank you :)

@UsenetTheGreenWitch315 2 года назад

I'm the 111 like 👍🏾 yasssss 🍯

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

Nice :)

@Grwenhuhc Год назад

Do you have to change the water? Or just leave it until you see roots?

@MrHouseplant Год назад

Hi, you should replace the water once a week, or more often if it gets dirty more often. We are replacing the water to remove harmful bacteria and provide oxygen for root development. You can also add an air pump that will provide a constant inflow of oxygen. This can cut propagation time in half and you won't need to change the water as frequently, only to refill it. The water level will go down over time because 1) the plant will use some of the water 2) part of the water will evaporate. So make sure to refill the dish regularly 😊

@Grwenhuhc Год назад

@@MrHouseplantthank you so much!

@roefarm8142 2 года назад

nooooo, dry it out first

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

It's ok, you don't have to let the leaves callus, the chances of infection are very slim, it doesn't actually happen that often. But if you want to be on the safe side, it's ok to let it dry out :)

@tinahoward5931 2 года назад

Is this the same for aloe?

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

Aloes are extremely difficult to propagate from leaves, they are easiest to propagate by division or top/stem cuttings :)

@ravinaraval8425 2 года назад

Can you pls tell me why my succulent leaves are dying? ☹️ I have propagated in soil mixture (normal soil+cow dung+perlite+sand+ Coco peat) i have put leaves & plants on that soil ground. I'm watering it when it's required. Yet whole leaves are dying. I haven't done water propagation. My plant does have leaves but if I pluck more leaves then it'll be left no leaves. I don't know the name of my plant but its lotus type, medium size. I'm sure It'll be gone soon as the leaves are dying, turning brown quickly like with 2 3 days . Plz guide me.

@jemay9176 2 года назад

Try to use coco peat

@ravinaraval8425 2 года назад

@@jemay9176 thank you for your reply. But my above mentioned soil mixture does work. Currently 2 leaves are growing in new plants and the rest will also bloom, hope so. Not every leaves bloom, some rot and I have thrones away. We have to be patient when propagating.

@jillellis62 Год назад

Same here. Every way I try, they all die!

@ravinaraval8425 Год назад

@@jillellis62 8 months update: I have rescued it. But just 1 tiny plant. It's growing but it's stretching (in RU-vid video they have said it, succulents do stretch bcz they need proper sunlight) I have planted mine with a rubber plant. Soil mixture I forgot. Maybe it's normal soil+cow dung. And I'm not gonna buy any succulents even though they are beautiful, eye candy. They are hard to take care of.

@yeboichamp3332 2 года назад

Is the succulent touching the water?

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

Yes, they always touch the water. I've seen people do this without the succulent touching the water. I guess that works as well. If you put a succulent leaf anywhere, even if you leave it on your desk, it will still propagate. I guess leaving it suspended over water provides it with higher humidity, which helps with propagation, but I always keep them in water.

@radiclelife 2 года назад

@@MrHouseplant do you allow the leaves you broke off to callus over first or do you put them in freshly cut? How often do you change water?

@MrHouseplant 2 года назад

@@radiclelife I don't let the callus, it doesn't affect my success rate, but if you're having issues, I would suggest letting them callus. It is best practice and should in theory increase chances of success. It's best to use an air pump, in that case you don't have to replace water often, as it will stay oxygenated. Without an air pump I replace once to twice a week.

@radiclelife 2 года назад

@@MrHouseplant sweet, thank you