Choose healthy succulent leaves, wash leaves, dry leaves, prepare hydroponic containers, add rooting agent, put them in leaves, add water, light and ventilation, observe and maintain Transplanted succulent plants are deeply loved by flower lovers because of their unique shape and easy-to-maintain characteristics. Love, and hydroponic succulent leaf roots are even more eye-catching for meaty lovers. I will explain in detail the steps of hydroponic leaf roots, allowing you to easily grow beautiful and succulent! Choosing healthy fleshy leaves Choosing healthy fleshy leaves is the key to the success of hydroponic roots. When picking leaves, ensure that the leaves are free of pests, diseases, injuries, and mature leaves. The more mature the leaves, the more successful the roots are. high. Cleaning the leaves After picking the leaves, rinse them with running water to remove dust and impurities on the surface of the leaves. During the cleaning process, gently rub the leaves to avoid damaging the leaves. Dry the leaves. Clean leaves need to be dried to prevent the leaves from rotting during the rooting process. Lay the leaves in a ventilated place and dry for 2-3 hours. Prepare hydroponic containers Select a transparent, non-porous container, such as a glass bottle, plastic bottle, etc. The size of the container should be moderate so that the leaves can receive sufficient oxygen during the hydroponic process. Add rooting agent Add appropriate amount of rooting agent to the container, and dilute it according to the ratio on the instructions. The rooting agent can promote leaf rooting and improve the success rate of rooting. Put in the leaves and put the dried leaves into the container. Pay attention to the leaves not to overlap and maintain a certain spacing. The bottom of the leaves should be close to the bottom of the container to better absorb water. Add water to add clear water to the container. The water surface should be above the bottom of the leaves. During the hydroponics process, keep the water clean to avoid the growth of bacteria. Light and ventilation Place the hydroponic container in an area with sufficient scattered light to avoid direct sunlight. Maintain good ventilation to prevent leaf decay. During the hydroponics process of observation and maintenance, the growth of the leaves should be observed regularly. If the leaves are found to be yellow or rotten, they should be taken out and treated in time. Generally, after 1-2 weeks, the leaves will begin to root. Transplanting When a white root system grows at the bottom of the leaves, you can take out the leaves and transplant them into the soil. When transplanting, pay attention to keeping the root system intact to avoid damage.
Through the above steps, you can easily complete the hydroponics of succulent leaves and root roots. In this process, patience and care are the key. I hope this article can be helpful to you and I wish you a beautiful and succulent!