Easiest Way to Grow/Propagate Kalanchoe from Cuttings n Leaves

[@ananyaasundar7167]

U sound so happy when looking at the roots..tats what plants do.. bring happiness

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Ananyaa Sundar, Thank you and totally agree with you :-) Happy Gardening :-)

[@mahbubbinmonir7793]

But. My leave died after 8-9days after cut from plant

[@psharmadr99]

I can feel the happiness in your voice when you see roota

[@Portergetmybag]

I had to watch 5 videos to get to this! Finally, someone who knows what he’s doing.

[@noraphelan5598]

I accidentally broke a branch of my Kalanchoe today, so I followed your advice and divided it into 3 parts and am hoping to have new kalanchoe soon!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Sure, they would be and good luck :-) Also, thank you very much for watching the video :-)

[@noraphelan5598]

@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you for making it! Much appreciated :)

[@Surya-bz2mw]

@@GardeningUpbeat ....I watched lot of Malayalam video on this plant but none of it cleared my doubt...I want to know whether it will bloom only in December....

[@orkids5551]

Thank you for a very good tutorial.. So simple to follow.. Had a lot of kalanchoe cuttings got rotten cuz I don’t know what to do, now I’ll try to save what’s left.. Glad that I found your channel..

[@Lyddiebits]

That's why I'm here😭I only have a couple leaves...idk if she will grow.

[@thepfoneguy9470]

So helpful and no unnecessary bullcrap. Thanks!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@The PfoneGuy, thank you so much for the feedback, really appreciate it :-)

[@maliclephane2532]

Thank you very much, I did not know you could take cuttings from a kalanchoe before. I am now off to get some from my well growing plant.

[@capital_of_cats_Istanbul]

Kalanchoe 🥰 lovely succulents with thick green leaves and beautiful flowers❤️

[@rachelmacdonald9195]

Pieces fell off so I just stuck them in the soil in a pot and watered it! :) And I have nice plants from them :)

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Rachel MacDonald, Congrats and that's great to know :-)

[@rachelmacdonald9195]

@@GardeningUpbeat Haha! It was late at night when I wrote that. OF course the nice plants haven't grown up yet, but I'm sure they will :)

[@mahendrakamdar9547]

Best thing of these plants is that the flowers remain fresh on plant for very very long time, as compared to many other flowering plants. Great looking small bushes n bunch of flowers.

[@voicheci007]

Thank you sir, I just applied your method for a Kalanchoe which was left in the winter cold and hopefully I will see some results in the coming weeks.

[@gurjantm]

Did it work?

[@voicheci007]

yes @@gurjantm

[@kisushima4149]

A really lovely, easy and helpful video - been using a lot of your videos recently and can't thank you enough!

[@kickyouinhalf]

Excellent video, the only thing missing was maybe just showing how to mix your soil and put into the pot for a more complete video. Otherwise, this was very helpful, informative and I also enjoyed your enthusiastic voice!

[@JayPeek]

Great video! My Trader Joes calaveras Kalanchoe sold at Halloween in Northern California contracted fungus/mildew after I left it in some Northern California rain for only two days. Now I only have one leaf. Wish me luck!

[@xsietube]

Update? Did it work?

[@irishrose90]

I have only a small cutting left of my kalanchoe and I'm desperately trying to grow it again. It was a gift given to me by my mother years ago and she's now passed so it means a lot to me. Sadly I think I'm losing the plant. Although I can see some tiny white roots growing so I'm trying to stay positive. But it's such a tiny cutting I worry it won't grow..

[@leighwatson1861]

Excellent video

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you very much!

[@lemmy6465]

Thank you so much! This video helped me see how to cut leaves and propagate them!!

[@saekolin]

I'm amazed by this video! 😲

[@PK-Rao]

Very nice video and clear commentary. Its very helpful. Please clarify if cuttings should be left to callouse before planting

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much for your feedback, appreciated 🙂 We can plant directly n we can also left to callous. 2n option is better as that way less chance of rotting. All the best 👍

[@kritimalhotra5279]

Amazing tips and videos. Thanks a lot

[@missjchoi]

Thank you for these detailed tips!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are Most welcome and thank you So much for your feedback :-)

[@inger4794]

Thanks a lot, great information. I have not used honey for this, but will definately try.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Inger, Glad to know you liked it and thank you so so much for the feedback, much appreciated :-)

[@persians7552]

Perfect video. Am gonna try this tomorrow and will share the resukt soon

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much and wish you all the best :-)

[@deborahralph6147]

I have a Kalanchoe which my daughter bought me as a birthday gift quite a few years ago, I keep it as a houseplant and it has got very leggy so I was wondering what I could do to keep it going, thank you so much for the tip on the honey as a rooting hormone, I'm going to propagate using your instructions. It's the month of July here in the UK so will do the cuttings around end Sept/Oct, I've subscribed to your channel so will be going to see what else I can learn from you, thanks again and stay safe

[@pragyaagrawal]

If your plant is laggy usually it's a lack of bright enough sunlight

[@rachnagupta9007]

Very nice presentation

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you So much :-)

[@bethechange7883]

So good.. I will now try

[@aloe9179]

wow! such great results! your video is great, exactly what I was looking for :)

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Clever Bee Tutoring, Glad to know you liked it and thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-)

[@user-pu5ms3is8u]

Informative video

[@julietaba]

Thanks..i willdo this to my kalanchoe

[@emasouris5095]

Quelle bonne idée d'utiliser du miel ! Merci pour ce conseil et pour cette vidéo .😇

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Ema Souris, Bienvenue et merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé la vidéo :-) Désolé, si j'ai dit quelque chose de mal ...

[@emasouris5095]

Rien de mal que du bien ... Et du miel ! 😊✌️

[@pikachu8434]

@@GardeningUpbeat how many languages do u know

[@lemonamoni]

Hello, thank you for this helpful video, very clear on how to save our plants. Just one question though: do we water them (spray water on them) everyday?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Sorry for the late reply..No, please don't do that or else they would rot. You can do one thing - water thoroughly first time. After that wait and let the complete media dry out (even if it is 80-100% dry, there won't be any issue). Then water again well. Repeat the same cycle until they don't produce new growths. Once you are able to see new growths, you can slowly increase watering frequency. But then again, please note that they are succulent. So, need water very less frequently. All the best!

[@LynneRoCo]

Great and informative video! I planted about 20 leaves last spring, and they all have great roots but there is not sign of plant growth on any of them. How long does it usually take to see plant starts?

[@jennysworld1521]

I have one of these at home and I am definitely going to try that to give one to my friend, thank you!!

[@broj2371]

Very informative and helpful. Thank you!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Bro J, thank you very much for watching the video n for the feedback, much appreciated :-) Wishing you a very very Happy New Year :-)

[@garden7863]

am propagating the same way...will soon upload the video...good work..

[@RampartPh]

my dogs uprooted my kalanchoe so i hope i can replant them. thanks for the tips

[@avaree10]

How do you know when to water? Also, can you get water on the leaves? I really enjoy your video. Thank you

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Mary Frances, Sorry for the late reply :-( We can water on the leaves, no issue. When to water - Since they are succulent, watering once in 7-10 days is enough...Ideally, we should let all the soil almost dry out before watering again or else the cuttings might rot. Hope I answered your question and thank you so much for your feedback, much appreciated :-)

[@gazizaempringham1346]

Many thanks for the helpful tips and interesting video 👍🏻👏

[@salomypriya4613]

Friend u do excellent work!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad you liked it and thank you very much for your words, appreciated :-)

[@susana5052]

Subbed and praying my plant will grow. 🙏🏻🌼🙏🏻

[@dianepicard6198]

Thank you for the information. 🥰💖

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are welcome 😊

[@alpabhagat8142]

thanks ours idea....and knowledge

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Alpa Bhagat, Most welcome and thank you so so much for the feedback :-)

[@rayya_ro7721]

Amazzzzzzing 🤩🤩 ... Thnx for every things, it is really helped me alot👌👌 🌹

[@vrushalis6651]

Very helpful video my kalanchoe plant is healthy but not flowering plz suggest which fertilizer should i use

[@Mariam-nc7hz]

Wow thank you so much! Someone gave me a kolonchoe as a birthday gift from the last 15/4 and i really didn't take good care of it, im not sure if it died or if watering it will help it reproduce more leaves and bloom later so can you help me?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Idah0000 11, Most welcome and thank you very much for your feedback, appreciate it. Kolonchoe blooms only when the nighttime is longer than daytime. In most cases, they stop blooming from the end of March. Please also note that, Kolonchoe is a succulent and so we need to be very very careful while watering. I have a detailed video about Kolonchoe care and you can watch it here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5-UiIuEmtuheqM Plz let me know if you have any questions and I would get back ASAP, thank you :-)

[@RLAnkrum]

Thank you - this is great information!

[@ammarahmed5981]

I love your videos because they are to the point and very informative. It is said that kalanchoe pinnata is good to remove kidney stone (that is way it is called pathar-chat, stone-licker). Is it known for this property in India ?

[@swimwithsue9227]

That Razor blade.. thank you

[@eddiewood6700]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@succulentsjourney3147]

Awesome tips! Thank you

[@GardeningCare]

Like 594 🤗👌👍 Nice info on kalanchoe care

[@rishirithvik4033]

Ur videos are always helpful 👍👍

[@susana5052]

Thank you for such a great video. I will be trying this myself. I really hope it works. 🙏🏻🤞💖 QUESTION: My plant is in a 3.5” pot and there are roots around the edges of the pot. I hope there is a way to repot without me killing this beautiful plant. Do you have any videos on repotting these? I will look myself but I am concerned that I may miss it. Thank you so much for your wonderful videos.🌸💖🙏🏻

[@saltlifegull4091]

Wow, great video!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Leah Allen, Glad you enjoyed it, Thank you so so so much 😀

[@shambhala3090]

excellent demo 👌

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you kindly!

[@RHOSIN21]

Great video. I’ve been saying it wrong all this time lol

[@oksanakoval646]

Hi, thanks for your video, it's very helpful! Also, can I use honey with other plants?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Oksana Koval, Thank you So So much for the feedback, much appreciated :-) Sure, we can use honey instead of rooting hormone powder for other plants too :-)

[@101candlelight6]

@@GardeningUpbeat wow, I didn't know that and I bought rooting powder last Saturday for almost $15.oo. thanks for sharing and thanks to the viewer for asking. Stay safe

[@katdeptula3852]

Great video! Thank you!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Kate Deptula, Glad you liked it! Thank you so much for your feedback, appreciate it :-)

[@paxiong6366]

Thank, one of my favorites!!

[@sitiomairahamrhan8724]

Hello, thank you so much for making this video! I dipped honey on my kalanchoe cuttings yesterday and placed it back into the soil. However, today I noticed that there are ants coming from inside the soil, at the top and the bottom of the soil. Please help! What should I do?

[@arpitkumarverma9111]

Sir, in what period of time will the Kalanchoe plant start to grow if propagated from leaves?? I propagated the leaves a year ago, roots have also formed nicely but it hasn't started to grow yet. Pls reply...

[@sashinair7969]

Hi, great video. Hope to follow your method to propagate my plant. Btw, I have 2 questions: 1) Should the cuttings and leaves be left to callous 1st before planting 2) How often should the cuttings be watered, ie should the soil be moist always

[@dana102083]

Callousness is always advised for succulents (that I'm aware of). I always propagate eith dry mix for 2 weeks and check if tlany roots started. Only then do I give a little spray of water. Every week and mostly.100% success. I live in a dry climate in canada. I do itnin north window so excess moisture won't evaporate..and nor should you put cuttings in bright light. I haven't don't kalanchoe though and am callousing today and will probably plant tomorrow.

[@marymiller-crews1307]

Thank you very much for the video; very well done!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@mary miller-crews, Most welcome and thank you very much for feedback, appreciate it :-)

[@rupalpanchal9235]

Hi, can you guide on how to differentiate between desi and hybrid variety of kalanchoe? Which one grows better in Indian climate?

[@lolipox1034]

Great video! Thank you very much! Did you deep it in honey? I just have crystalized honey at home... From Costco... If I use it, do you think it would work? Thanks again for the great video!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Criss Martinez, Glad you liked it and thank you very much for your words, much appreciated! Yes, I dipped them in the honey. Even if you are using crystalized honey, there is no any issue. You can easily melt them and there are 2 easy procedures - [And these are from tipnut.com/crystallized-honey/ ] (heat gently to avoid damaging the honey) 1. Place jar in a pot of warm water, set heat to medium-low and stir until crystals dissolve. You can also place the jar in a pot of hot water and leave it alone until it liquefies (not resting on heated element). 2. Quick Fix: You could also heat in the microwave for 30 seconds, stir well, allow to cool for 20 seconds then heat again for 30 seconds (if there are still granules needing to be dissolved). Stir again and cool as noted before reheating (if required). I hope that helps and if you have any questions, please let me know. Good luck :-)

[@lolipox1034]

@@GardeningUpbeat Wow! You are so helpful! Thanks so much for your advice! I really appreciate it! Plants are my therapy during these times of pandemic. I am definitely learning a lot from you. I will continue watching your videos! Cheers from Quebec, Canada! Take care and stay safe!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Criss Martinez, Thank you once again for your kind words! Glad to know you are enjoy gardening and TC and stay safe!

[@mayko2468]

Is it possible to propagate in water? Thank you so much for this video btw 🥰

[@jennytabernilla3536]

Yes! I just don’t know if that will rakes longer than doing it in soil

[@plantcareboy4235]

Very nice.... Sir ji

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Deepu's PlaylistS, thank you Sir ji for your feedback, appreciate it :-)

[@leopardsrcute]

Incredible thank you so much!!

[@101candlelight6]

Awesome

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@101candlelight, Thank you SOOOOOOO much :-)

[@cryptoday432]

Thank you brother

[@VeronicasVeil333]

What is vermicompost?? And also, when you say garden soil - do you mean potting soil? This video was wonderful! Thank you.

[@melou_]

Vermicompost is decomposed by worms and has lots of worm poopy in it which is good for the plants ;) I think he used garden soil, not potting soil

[@paxiong6366]

Thank you Sir!!

[@sonamlama7335]

I also did same now it is too good

[@flaviachauhan]

Thk u for sharing this info, I've just today bought a nice Kalanchoe plant with buds and flowers on it. My doubt here is, since it is in a small pot do I need to transplant in into a bigger pot. Pls advise. Thks.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Flavia Chauhan, Most welcome and thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) Since it already has buds and flowers, it's not going to produce similar buds in the same season as they bloom mostly once in a season. Once all buds are bloomed, it's almost going to stop producing new buds again. But sometimes, they do..but not like first time. So, it's okay even if you don't repot into a bigger pot. But if you want to keep the plant for next year and want it it grow much better, then you can repot :-) Good luck :-) Here I have a complete detailed video on Kalanchoe - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5-UiIuEmtuheqM

[@flaviachauhan]

@@GardeningUpbeat Thank u sooo much!!! 🙏👍

[@anupams2945]

Good video. Great roots :D

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Anupam S, thank you very much Anupam :-) I recorded it long back and so camera was bit moving :-( But they bloom really well, would show you soon :-)

[@michellelee8656]

Thank you. Good!!

[@chichoooo5]

Excellent...

[@laxmidhardas1689]

Can kalanchoes be propagated in summer when the heat is around 42 degrees as per this method ?

[@munmi5010]

Hi gardening upbeat. I have my kalanchoe plant but it is overgrown/it is grown all over the tub now what should I do

[@timd8048]

I received one of these for an Christmas gift. It’s still in a temporary plastic pot. Can I transplant it into a sealed bottom pot using normal potting soil? Thanks

[@calliem872]

Thank you for this video! Just got one as a git and it looks so leggy right now...hopefully I'll be able to fix that. Is it comparable to jade plants propagation?

[@nura7140]

Hi, great video. Just curious if Kalanchoe can grow in room light? and, if it would bloom and grow healthier indoor or outdoors from sept and onwards?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Nura Shahid, Thank you for your feedback, appreciate it :-) It depends on your plant actually..if it already has buds, then definitely you can keep indoor in bright light and it's going to complete it's blooming cycle. But if the plant is really small at this stage, then it would be difficult. If possible, plz keep outside and when you see the buds, bring it indoor if you like. Anyway, at the blooming time, direct sunlight is not preferred as they burn the flower petals. I have discussed everything in my second video with updates and if you like, you can watch it here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5-UiIuEmtuheqM

[@nura7140]

@@GardeningUpbeat The plant is at it's early stage actually, so I will grow it outdoor as you said and follow the instructions likewise. Thank you for the reply! Really appreciate it and I will definitely check the video out. Stay safe.

[@ashikarimi8249]

Interesting

[@a.s.prakasan2580]

Thanks.

[@swatibhargava3803]

I have 2 yrs old plant.. I see in the first year it bloomed nicely, but there were less flowers in next year. Do I need to propagate new plants or leave them as such for the next season.?

[@vborja3877]

What if you don’t have cocopeat and vermicompost? What can you use to plant the leaves in? Sand? Perlite?

[@nehadagar7614]

Meri cuttings har bar gal jati h bottom se... Plz btaiye water kab dena h cuttings ko ?

[@aurionstan9121]

Brother i brought 2 plants yesterday as first plant potting mix was a success. While purchasing i didnt notice they were in red soil instead of cocopeat. So while repotting them i had to remove the red soil through water. One of the plants root was rotten so i have applied SAAF over there and repotted it separately in small pot. or do i need to take it out cut it and apply SAAF so that it roots develop ? Or do i need to cut it and apply SAAF and hang it for 3-4 days like adenium? Or any other thing which i shud do ? Just in case i have to cut it can i give humic acid mix water for roots development?

[@dmmmm2806]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@asluaju4241]

👍👍

[@wayamahananana]

🐾❤️thanks

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@i love cats neko, Most welcome and thank you SOOOOOO much :-)

[@rezaeza8263]

And how's from leaf ? does It grow ? how long it take

[@muktabasu6405]

I have planted the plant leaves, and it has produced roots. Bt new plant is not showing. What i did wrong??

[@leklekventura5713]

Hi would like to ask tips, my kalanchoe has falling leaves and the flowers went down after 2weeks of repotting it. Can you also give me some tips on how to make them blooming, please Thanks you

[@shreenalinanalina1732]

Plz make a video of growing kalanchoe from leaf till it grows stem

[@marlenebornman1841]

When is your winter months I'm in South Africa ...Autumn to winter is March to August

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Here winter is Nov - Feb, thank you!

[@rajalakshmimohan232]

Just a doubt. When u pdo leaf prpogation how often should you water.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Rajalakshmi Mohan, Only when top 1 inch or more soil is absolutely dry (if doubt, you can simply dip your finger 1 inch into the soil and see if it's completely dry)...They are succulent and if you use similar soil mixture like mine, it would be fine even if you water once in 7-10 days. Please let me know if you have any doubt, thank you :-)

[@Orquidia22ful]

My Kolonchoe is very tall now, I didn't know which type it was and that it had be pruned. It's about a foot tall now. How should I cut it down to repot? It's too tall to stand on it's own and it hasn't flowered in about a year so I must be doing something wrong! Do you have any advice?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Nathalie Paez, If plant is not blooming, there could be 3 main issues - 1. Not getting enough direct sunlight. We can keep Kolonchoe indoor once it has already produced the buds. To reach that stage, it's better if we provide our plants direct sunlight. I already have a complete details video on Kolonchoe and you can watch it if you like - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5-UiIuEmtuheqM 2. Lack of fertilizer 3. Most probably plant is getting more water. Kolonchoe is a succulent and so doesn't need water frequently Definitely you can prune your plant and you can do it anyway if you like. Fore example, you can just make the plant into half and use the cut part to grow more plants. You can even prune more and make it 1/3 of it's current height. It's a succulent and wouldn't die because of hard pruning. I do the same thing with my Hibiscus and if you want some pruning ideas, you can watch my video about Pruning Hibiscus - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnWXcpt5i7mGiNE I know Hibiscus is not a succulent but sharing here so that you can get some ideas. Hope that helps and let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for watching the video :-)

[@SonNguyen-fx9fc]

I see roots from the leaf I placed in water after around 3 weeks. How much longer for a young plant to grow from this leaf?

[@tamekahill2826]

Great tips have you use honey for any other plants?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Tameka Hill, Honestly saying, not much and I just use either plain water and soil. I am going to upload videos about propagating many plants very soon.

[@tamekahill2826]

@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@@tamekahill2826 , Most welcome :-)