Succulent Propagation from Leaf Cuttings Part 2 - Echevaria, Variegated Jade, Sedum, Panda Plant

[@jimandkayward]

Love the music. It makes me happy.

[@HerbandRoots]

Thanks!!

[@BackGardenBonsai]

Everything looks very happy. 👍 I love succulents

[@HerbandRoots]

Growing well. Now I just need more space!

[@BackGardenBonsai]

@@HerbandRoots thats the story of my life lol

[@DHVVLOG]

Woo. Nice vlog 🎄 Everything looks very happy, great video 🌺 Full supported ❤️ Best wishes for you 👍Thanks for good sharing

[@HerbandRoots]

Thanks! I appreciate it!

[@jarheadbonsai]

Success. These would make outstanding gifts for begginers!!! Solid technique removing the dead portions with tweezers. 😎😎😎

[@HerbandRoots]

Thanks! Gifts are a great idea. It’ll make room for more plants too.

[@jarheadbonsai]

@@HerbandRoots yesssssssss

[@BonsaiJCan]

Nice looking plantings! I find the panda plant really interesting.

[@HerbandRoots]

Thanks J! Me too. They kind of look like an alien plant you would see in a science fiction movie. These are the "chocolate soldier" cultivar.

[@BonsaiJCan]

So true ! really cool.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

great tips :) New friend Ruthie

[@HerbandRoots]

Pople BackyardFarm Thanks Ruthie!

[@sainavya8996]

Hai, A fan from India. We have succulents leaves with tiny leaves and roots placed in our room which gets indirect light. The roots get dry often and the leaf is making efforts to produce new roots, which are eventually drying up. Could you kindly suggest any remedy?

[@HerbandRoots]

What worked well for me in this case was to use a very thin layer of soil and to thoroughly soak it when watering. Thin enough to dry out completely in a couple of days. In my case, once a week worked well. You may need to adjust for your temperature and humidity. You want them to get a good drink but also dry out fast enough to prevent rot. I found that misting them would temporarily raise the humidity but not provide enough water for them to grow.

[@sainavya8996]

@@HerbandRoots Thank you..