The leaves of succulents are amazing. Many friends who have just come into contact with succulents are always surprised, happy and anxious when they see the tender leaves. What should we do next? Many times, even if you don't worry about cutting leaves, the seedlings will grow up slowly. If you are really worried about killing succulents by mistake, take a look at Management of succulents after Germination written by yangfanzone. If you want to know more about succulents, you can also look at several situations that will occur in leaf cuttings and the selection of soil for advanced succulents. More importantly, we must look at the cuttings in spring.

I always thought that I could just water the fleshy leaves after cutting the roots and sprouting, which relaxed the nursing, but it was not. This is how Ji Luoyue, an elf, hangs up with her first love at hand. Here, I combine my own experience and share it with the flower friends.

(1) The early stage of leaf transplantation of succulents is quite simple and requires little. Just remember two things:

1, don't put it in the sun; 2. Don't soak in water. This is a transitional period, during which the leaves remain unchanged, and the roots and buds will grow and increase in about 10-20 days.

(2) The leaves inserted in the soil can be wet, but they must be absolutely ventilated! According to different varieties, rooting and budding time will be different, and leaf quality and temperature will also affect rooting/budding time and success rate. Be patient, sometimes if you don't look at it, it will become a flower unconsciously ~ it's amazing. After rooting and budding, leaf cuttings need water, but wet soil is easy to get moldy. I used to mix soil with carbendazim, and the effect was good. However, once it is found that black rot leaves are not treated in time, they will be thrown away or transferred decisively, otherwise they will be transmitted to other small partners ~

(3) In the transitional period, the soil should be as loose as possible to facilitate the growth of roots, so vermiculite is recommended. Well, there are many mosquitoes in summer. Now I use vermiculite as the root and iridescent stone as the pavement, so that the soil below is soft and suitable for root growth, and the soil surface is dry, so that insects are not easy to lay eggs.

The leaves have sprouted. Don't expose them to the sun. Put them in a bright place. When the soil is dry, spray water. During this time, the little guys like water droplets very much ~ as long as they don't have to soak.

(5) If the leaves are black, it is recommended to loosen the soil carefully with a toothpick. Pick it up and have a look. If the leaves are black in the light or there are ugly folds on the back. . Precursors of chemical water.

1. Treatment of black leaf bottom: the knife (without scissors) is disinfected with alcohol, and the leaves are also disinfected. Cut off the blackened place (I will paint a section with purple liquid for disinfection at ordinary times), put it in a ventilated place to dry for 2-3 days, and put it back in the soil to take root;

2. The ugly and wrinkled back is basically water. I once put such leaves on dry soil and continued to grow. As a result, the leaves grow wildly, that is, they don't germinate and finally throw them away. That's disgusting. .

(6) It is best to give some soft sunshine in the morning for daily maintenance. If the sun is poisonous, you'd better add some sun protection measures. For example, I will put children and meat together and let them enjoy the cool next to meat ~ ~

(7) Mixed planting of seedlings and succulents will have unexpected effects. Small succulents will grow fatter and bigger than normal and grow faster. Maybe they are competing with each other, maybe ... my psychological function ~