BEST Way To Propagate Succulents Fast! // Angels Grove Gardening

[@Alisha-vy5lb]

If you want to eliminate any pests, keep circulation going. Keep a fan going above succulents on low, you’ll notice less and less outbreaks. I use to have a huge problem with mealy bugs, realized moisture wasn’t helping the situation. I haven’t had any pests since incorporating a fan in my grow rooms.

[@ThisIsMyOpinion707]

I put my leafs under a grow light and I've had great results. What you showed as 4 mo of growth I accomplished in 2 weeks under a light.

[@jessicagalyon5840]

I left one leaf in my car- on dash & others in kitchen window in sun. The car one had roots so fast. Wonder if it’s similar to the grow lights. Hot & sunny

[@karlenepennant7692]

Where you git the grow light

[@Orblinkluv]

What kind if light do you use? I was thinking of getting one because I have to move some of my plants & they'll be getting less light so I'm worried about them

[@ThisIsMyOpinion707]

Well, plants typically need darkness to root. I know a lot of videos make it seem as though leaving them out in the sun sitting on top of dirt is best. This is bc succulents usually start generating a new pup BEFORE they root, which is what you want. Doing it this way takes the longest, in my opinion, bc they can only root during the night. I allow the leaf ends to scab over then, place them INTO shallow dirt and mist them with water and place them under a grow light. Any grow light will work. I'm still experimenting. Ill be back to leave you the link to my upcoming website, there will be a ton of information covering a wide variety of topics, hints, tips, tricks, diy ideas, How Tos for everything gardening.

[@ThisIsMyOpinion707]

@Lisa Liekhus I leave the light on a few days, a day off, then back on. I think it's most important to have it on at night. although the leave can grow a pup without rooting first, you still want the leaf to root and establish itself in the dirt. That's why I don't just set mine on top of dirt. I place them sighting into the dirt. Don't worry about the pup. It will grow above the dirt regardless. Turning the light off during the day is fine and saves electricity. Forgetting to turn it back on at night over time will cause the pup to stretch out in search of light. I keep them under the light until the pups have established themselves in the dirt and then they can be transferred outside.

[@ooopticnerveee]

I've watched so many propagation videos and this taught me something new! Thank you! Can't wait to try when my plants get a little bigger 😁

[@cbush3569]

Great video! Leaf propagation is really slow but seeing you cut those tops off is amazing. Just have to get over the anxiety of making the first cut!😅

[@82burban]

Man! So after becoming wheelchair bound for a bit or longer been wrkn on our arrangements . Well this video is the method im gonna use! I was happy today learnin bout the leaf propagation then I see this! What the heck! Thanks so much for sharin this! Gonna checknout more of yur videos.

[@freebutterfly102]

This works ones you have several succulents growing in one plant. But leaf propagation works when you only have one rosette or succulent to start your propagation.

[@dozydog9874]

@@freebutterfly102 that's not true....

[@bobbyguinalon8404]

Thank you for all tips about succulents ma'am, every video that you've been posted I've learned on it

[@lydvincecruz8395]

I appreciate all your information on how to propagate succulents.

[@silver5938]

Thank you...I'm just starting my succulent collection this year and your video has been extremely helpful ❤

[@tonymarkwell7492]

Awesome! You just propagated my Mind Grapes! TYTY

[@jossettspence3984]

That is really true the way you are telling us one of my topsy-turvy the top broke off accidentally I was very distressed and then a few months after I.found about six off shoots on the plant that had.its head broken off.

[@reganlabounty3931]

Wow, great video! and AMAZING comparison of growth

[@xxSydneyFox]

Great advice. I will definitely look to use your method.

[@averypearson4358]

I love love love this! It's funny if you pay attention to nature it'll tell you everything! I've been saving leaflets from crappy stores that shouldn't sell plants... Walmart I also have been seeing offshoots while out & about but they're sow small or the stem is sow dried that I feel they have no hope. I tried saving one. Plucked it, dried stem & all & then bc I didn't know what else to do, stuck the stem & base of dead flower in pot outside. This was idk maybe a month, definitely a few weeks. I've seen no growth & been semi worried about it but only bc it's not showing that it's dying either. Anywho! Fast forward to just finding your video & I dug up the lil dead stem flower to find that the stem is actually being revived AND when I took off all the dead leaves + a bottom row or two of leaves the roots were still in tact & there was a new root or two!!! Now I feel more relaxed knowing that I have done more to save it. Sow I replanted it, laid out the new leaves & will pleasantly wait 🥰 All that to say, thanks a bunch lol!

[@NotNormalNoodle]

Thanks for this video! I have spent years on some leaves and then accidentally left them in the sun for too long… in QLD Australia that kills them. You’ve definitely made me feel braver to just cut the head off. I’ll leave the leaves!!!

[@bellaroccisano4156]

Hi Natalie, I’m from Brisbane 😊

[@ghislaineveronneau4469]

Thank you for this info. I hate leaf propagating now.

[@jaynnenutbrown1458]

I should firstly have said I love your videos.! I have learned soon much from you. Thank you!!!

[@melissakmiddleton]

Thank you this was great. It makes perfect sense to me.

[@IMHobby121]

Very informative. Thank you and God Bless!

[@godisgood8234]

Thanksfor sharing .l am going to start propograting right away.

[@renfriend555]

Great tips! Thanks so much 😊

[@mochiko322]

This is very informative and worth the try. Thx

[@rochelleglaze2879]

You are such an inspiration! You make me think I could actually do this!!! What are the few that you are working with in the video or that you would recommend for a new to succulents momma??

[@AngelsGrove]

Aww that makes me so happy to hear because yes you can for sure do this!!! The first one is a perle von nurnberg and I don’t know the name of the second one but then I have a zebra haworthia and a bear paws. Any echeveria, sedum, graptopetalum, graptoveria, haworthia, aloe, gasteria, literally anything this method should work on! Like I said in the video though, the only one I haven’t tried is like a single ball cactus because there isn’t a ‘stem’. Just make sure to let them be watered in the previous week and this works beautifully. Video linked in description shows a lot more examples too if you are curious. Good luck🥰

[@anupamsahraga5291]

It is a so informative video! TVM!

[@manzilahmohdsalleh3228]

Thank you for sharing this. Tbh i kinda scared to cut my succulent, i tried before but died maybe bcs it got infection from the scissor. I saw another tutorial using dental floss. But honestly watching your video makes me want to try again. Thank you so much

[@josejr2786]

Your the BEST, thank you for the Info

[@ColourBurstTey]

Thanks for this it's very helpful!

[@adammcbride7616]

What would you recommend with a plant with a really long stem and one flower on the top ? I won’t be able to leave any leaves on. TIA

[@unknownt5391]

I cant seem to get my haworthia plant to grow roots from the babies. I'm scared to cut anymore bc the plant was so expensive -.-

[@BrittanyPowell-q6j]

Woooow! So dang cool

[@dozydog9874]

My best technique is to fill up all my neighbours pots with my scraps and go back 6 months later.

[@Greenplantguide]

Hi, very beautiful video. thanks for sharing👍👍👍

[@ceilingfan4097]

love your nails lol

[@TeeStuffTreasures]

Thank you for sharing your experiences with succulents. I’m always hesitant on beheading. When is the best time to behead or does it depend on species?

[@sezengreenhouse]

Hello,🙋 very nice video i like it very much❤️

[@cacticollector6542]

Thank you for sharing. I’m going to give it a try 😍❤️

[@jesspaige9112]

I’m sorry. I’m confused of where I would be cutting? If I don’t have any offshoots on really any of my plants is there somewhere I can cut to get them to grow new ones? I’m sure it’s a hard question not knowing what I have or what they look like.

[@DorothyWiggins]

I am confused also. She did not show what she actually cut.

[@AS-lm9xm]

Thank you for sharing. Have you ever used the sand from the Dollar Tree? Or does it matter what type of sand to use?

[@Lilmommyoflove]

I actually cut the top off a stem and put the top back in the pot both grow and the stem popped out 8 new ones all over the stem very fast

[@ericaodenweller8840]

How to you get rid of the bugs? Do you use a spray?

[@wendyedgemon3346]

Love your video

[@lanhtruong767]

What are the names of those succulents ? I want to buy these are so pretty ❤❤

[@furrrylivesmattter7823]

I'm new to this...how often do you guys apply Neem spray?

[@jaynnenutbrown1458]

I'm looking in the backround and see a clear sheer panel of some kind. What is it, what are its uses and how can I make my own. I have very small space to use grow lights and want to use reflective sheets to reflect light back on my plants as well as protect our furniture and us from UV light . Thanks.

[@AngelsGrove]

Oh I have an indoor greenhouse, and that’s what that is. I have found just normal white paint works the best in terms of a cheap material to reflect the light

[@DorothyWiggins]

I don't understand what you originally do. Could you show exactly what you did in the first cutting?

[@marychapman7475]

I am very new to propagating succulents. I live in northwestern Pennsylvania and put my succulents in my flower garden . They are growing happily and are showing buds, can I safely propagate these in a sunny window this winter ? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

[@succulentideastv]

Great tips!

[@jeanine6492]

Great info, thanks!

[@DienerAllahs1111]

Very good to know, thank u 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🥳🥳🥳🥳❤

[@evamooney2953]

How long does it usually take before small growth appears at the top of the base succulent?

[@AngelsGrove]

This video was from a month ago and I have new growth now on most of the succulents. A few of them aren’t there yet and some had growth after 2 weeks. It kind of depends on the type but I would say majority have growth by now

[@evamooney2953]

@@AngelsGrove OK, thank you so much! 🏜️

[@franckelatter9829]

What variety was the other succulent u used?

[@katherinestankevich5655]

How about propagating string of pearls?

[@dr.niluferrahman8524]

Thankyou very useful

[@moonchu_]

i haven't heard anyone but you mention leaf props having issues with mealybugs! i've just started noticing so many of my leaf props having issues with lil mealybugs. do you happen to have any remedies or suggestions on how to prevent that? do i need to water less or is it just inevitable?

[@AngelsGrove]

Literally the worst 😖 so this is usually controversial, but for me, what I find to work well is to dip them in rubbing alcohol when I find bad ones. If there are only a few, you can just squash them. But rubbing alcohol should kill the bug but will also take off the protective white coating so protect it from the light a little more.

[@ashleybuffa7971]

When you take your cuttings… do you put them back under your grow lights or keep in an area with less light, dry and cooler?

[@AngelsGrove]

You can keep them in less light but I honestly just put mine back under the lights and they do great

[@Greenplantguide]

Hi my friends. I think it is better to put them in less light for dry until callus appear.🥰😍

[@RuthWillis-jw7wq]

What is the green material around the plants?

[@AngelsGrove]

Decorative spaghnum moss!

[@grahamwhitman5515]

Hi. What time of the year is the best time to propagate, or does it not matter??

[@bethtucker5275]

Do u put it In wet soil first

[@Dana-gt7nf]

For the life of me I cannot get my burrito to last through a few winters... the leaves are shriveling some from the top and some from the middle... should I take a cutting?

[@AngelsGrove]

If there is a healthy looking section, it wouldn’t hurt to take a cutting if you think the plant isn’t doing well as a resort to save it. But if the plant isn’t already doing well, then it isn’t guaranteed the cutting will work

[@aareview8258]

Was trying to figure out what the design is on her shirt. Looks like a chemical compound but not...

[@patriciomolina6606]

Thank you so much for the info provided, I would like to know at what point of de succulent you know that the rosette is ready to be cut off and propagate

[@AngelsGrove]

There isn’t really a time when it is ready. Anytime should work as long as it’s leaves aren’t wrinkly(then water it and wait a few days). But I usually like to wait until they are a quarter in size about.

[@quannabrown9946]

So basically you’re topping it or pinching it off like any other plant

[@patriciawoodward64]

Please Jess do an entire video on correct watering. Yours in this video look bone dry. All of my succulents are neither growing or putting off babies. I have grow lights, bacvked off on watering still no change. HELP!

[@kathrynkenyon785]

Sorry, but i dont know what you're talking about. So frustrating. "Take a cutting," what does that mean? Are your results from planting cutting, if so how do you plant the cutting, soil type, watering guide, etc, or are your results from the parent plant that buds out more because it has been cut back?

[@DANNYTHEFROG123]

Cut the top off the parent plant like she shows and stick it aside. Let it heal over for days. Then place it in a pot with the same soil you use on succulents. I don't water mine until at least 3 days and only water when soil is dry.

[@fotografofernando]

Spanish please 🙏