Update: Sorry everyone for the inconvenience, but the succulent propagation course is no longer being offered.

@truthfullyhonest3884

4 жыл бұрын

Why I love your channel please do it for me atleast need your help with my garden.

@nancyayers8322

3 жыл бұрын

I need your course as well! Please reconsider making it available again! Thank you 😊 💓

@reshamishah5204

3 жыл бұрын

Is Echevarria liliciana and graptoveria Douglas huth same?

@taniaserov9979

2 жыл бұрын

Will your tutorial be available again?

Hi Jess, I am new to growing succulents and am finding it very helpful watching your videos. There is so much to learn, thanks for the videos.

I'm new to this hobby, and have watched many videos. Everyone seems to have a different method - wet, dry, near water, dark, light - and they all apparently work. This is the first video though that has stressed the amount of time needed to get a real plant going and the patience involved. Thank you for that! I believe I'll enjoy the hobby more now with realistic expectations.

I live in Las Vegas (dry desert) and once I put my leaf tray into a zip lock bag with just a few holes my leaves started growing roots in 1 week!

@geniuda

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Nikki, do you water the leaves? I do also live in the dessert and I am afraid to keep them outside due to the hot weather.

@glopez5065

3 жыл бұрын

Need to try this... thanks for the tip

@theplantista25

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Thank you Jessica as this is a timely and very helpful video. I especially liked seeing your 4 month propagation. I was getting a little discouraged as the leaves I have producing pups are still so tiny. Some are as you say just producing roots. It's been 2, 2 1/2 months since I started. I moved my leggy succulents outside & began leaf propagation and last week I beheaded a few. We'll see. They're on a covered outside porch with filtered east & west light. It's been extremely hot here in 80s & 90s with high humidity in western NC. Am a bit more encouraged.

Me: *Propagates tons of succulents from leaves* Also me: *Gives them away to people who don't even want them*

@TwylaPrice

4 жыл бұрын

Me: Hopes you will give me some ...... 😂

@reshamishah5204

3 жыл бұрын

Then can you pls tell me how do you propogate them....i keep a lot of patience and tried different methods i dont know why m i failing this many times whether it is the whether or something else ...it would be great if you could tell me how do u propogate them...

@reshamishah5204

3 жыл бұрын

And one more thing its bit confusing ...i have one plant which i cant identify ...whether it is Echevarria liliciana or graptoveria Douglas huth ?...how to identify ?

@adelebalyte6880

3 жыл бұрын

@@reshamishah5204 I'm not an expert myself, but propagating succulents was always successful for me. I watched this video a long time ago, but I think this is a pretty good method to propagate and I do pretty much the same thing. If you want to propagate Echeverias or other succulents that have plump leaves it's very simple. Find some healthy leaves and carefully twist them off right where it meets the stem. Then put those leaves somewhere away from direct sunlight. Wait for a day or two and then lay them down in a small soil pot or plate with soil also away from direct sunlight. Mist them with water once a day to once in three days, depending on how high the temperature is and how humid is the room. After a few weeks the leaves should start to grow roots and maybe even new baby succulent leaves. Then you can transplant the leaves into a pot with soil for succulents. Bury the new roots of that leaf a bit and leave the baby succulent above soil. And that is it! Then I take care of it like a normal succulent and it grows perfectly into an adult plant. Sorry if my made mistakes, English isn't my first language, and hopefully I helped you. I can also explain another medthod that doesn't need soil while propagating if you want. 😊

@adelebalyte6880

3 жыл бұрын

@@reshamishah5204 As for identification of plants, I have a plant identifier app downloaded on my phone where I can take a picture of a plant and it shows what it is. I don't remember what it is called though...

Echeveria Lilacina 😉 It's such a beautiful succulent 😊

Thank you for posting really been helping me

Thank you so much for this in depth tutorial! I’m about to start my first leaf propagation x

@robinsonbright2671

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck with that!

I hope to do this one day soon. I am so attracted to the little tiniest ones with little leaves and the chubby rosette looking types. I think I’ll go to the nursery and buy one already arranged that has 6 or 7 varieties in one medium pot. Care for them my best and watch them grow until they stretched out maybe ready to to be repotted to make more. I have much more to learn but excited to get started. Omg looking at your little babies that propagated. I’d like to make a super tiny garden with super tiny pups with many varieties. So neat. Thank you 😊 🌳🌱

@robinsonbright2671

4 жыл бұрын

If you take good care of them they won't be stretched out.

Your precious,love your channel,very informative😁

Learned a lot thx. Great video.

Early yay 😊 Perfect video! Love it 😍

Hi Jess 👋🏼 I'm new to propagation, and you're videos have been very informative. I'm having issues with my propagation- I'm hoping to find out what I may have done wrong now with this vid. Thank you 😊 you're so adorable and very informative.

Hi Jess I have been into cacti and succulents for about 2 years now, the problem that I have is running out of room for them, I have propagated many by off shutes now, but some time ago I watched your previous video on leaf propagation so I thought give it a try and low and behold I have many little babies forming on the leaves now, as you say it takes ages for anything to happen but it is so rewarding when you see the new plants forming. I use my own homemade cactus mix which seems fine. The only worry that I have is when should I separate them from the leaf and repot them. Learning a lot about succulents from your videos making the hobby more interesting so thank a lot Jess Regards Peter from the UK

@AngelsGrove

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Peter, I'm glad you are having so much fun with them! In terms of removing the leaf and repotting, you should wait until the parent leaf is completely dried up ( as you might have saw in the video, I was not patient and did it early) or you can leave the parent leaf on and it will eventually fall off on its own.

Thank you for sharing ...

Thanks! 👍🏽

Your advise is very good and helpful but I would like to see your table from which you are working from

Hi jess. Thanks for all your video. I love so much your work and I follow you from Italy. I grow a lot of succulent but I have a problem to propagate echeveria agavoides. All what I make its bad cutting. Maybe you can explain me how propagate it? At same thank you so much and good job ❤

I bought a golden glow and its small...it looks like somehow when i found it the leaf snapped but only part of it...theres white stuff on the inside but idk if its mealy bugs or it just healed over...i just got the plants yesterday

Hi thanks for sharing. Would you not consider making a bonsai from your stretched plants? I’m hoping to do so🎉

Hi!! Where did you get the mini magnets you show in another video?? Thank you in advance!

When I download on free trial where is it downloaded to ? Thank you

I just trimmed my flapjack succulent today as it was hanging over its pot & I was afraid it was going to break off. I took a cutting, & took 2 leaves off but sloppily & letting them callous. Assuming they might still propagate will even these large leaves need to be laid flat to propagate or shall I stick them straight into the soil?

Could you talk about different grow lights?

Thank You :-) Can You Do The Same As This With Artischocks And Ananas ? Have A Nice Day !!

Thank you for all your information , I’ve just started propagating a months ago i have my first roots coming through im obsessed and I’m really happy with it , I live in the uk and the weathers not always warm but I have a south facing room with a boiler in it stays around 18C so everything seems happy in there , I’m growing lithop from seed and out of 20 seeds 5 have germinated so far 😬 , thanks again for the inspiration and help !Also do you ever sell your succulents cuttings ?

@AngelsGrove

5 жыл бұрын

Good Luck! I don't sell my cuttings, one day maybe but I don't right now

Do you water them once a week/every 2 weeks once they fall off the mother leaf? I hope so. I've got tons of these now lol addicting

Don't stress over the Latin names. Any way you want to pronounce it is fine. Experts don't even agree so there's more than one accepted way for many Latin names. It's important to use the correct names but pronounce it any way you are comfortable with. You are doing great.

Where did you get the tray? Great video.

Do you water the propagated leaves while they grow new roots??

I raise succulent myself and I have come to find out by spraying the leaves they rot faster

How to get rid of the bugs

What if i just got given some leaves and said it was hens and chicks and thats all i know??

Hi Jess, I am new to this and I was wondering what should I do if my leaf is sprouting a baby without roots? Should I pot it regardless? Thanks!

@AngelsGrove

4 жыл бұрын

stanese sinziana hi, you can leave it til it gets roots or set it on some soil. Benefits- leaving it with no soil or water prevents rot, putting it on the soil allows roots to grow directly into the soil. Since you are new, I would leave it be til roots form, beginners are likely to overwater and rot their plant

Great video, as usual 😊. I wondering, when you decide that you’re going to remove the leaves from the succulents that are stretching, and taking them from the bottom, can to you then snip the remaining plant (like shortening the “trunk”) and replant it in the soil, having it start fresh being snipped short? I hope that makes sense, lol. Also, I have what I’ve identified as an Echevarius Ruffles, absolutely love this succulent, I have tried leaf propagation sooo many times but the leaf keeps dying before anything can happen 😢. I done my googling and such.....just don’t know where I’m going wrong. Any suggestions or advice would be welcomed! Thanks for your videos...love them all and I’m a repeat watcher too!😁👍🏻

@AngelsGrove

5 жыл бұрын

leah walker yes you can do that! I usually do. For ruffles, I have only got it to propagate by leaves once. Cutting it and leaving a few leaves on the bottom stem might be your best bet. I am making a video about this soon but that is what I have found to work for them.

@leahwalker9868

5 жыл бұрын

Angel's Grove I eagerly await you video 😁.

My superbum keeps losing leaves do u kno why?? I also beheaded a succulent and it grew 3 babies at the tip of the stem, do I just let them stay there to grow into adults??Please help

@AngelsGrove

5 жыл бұрын

1. Superbums lose their leaves very easily, mine do it too :( 2. Yes! You can keep the babies on and they will keep growing and you can eventually cut them off and plant them on their own!

What do you use to get rid of mealybugs? On one of your videos, it looked as if you poured alcohol on the plant to kill them. Please advise, thanks. I believe it was the propagating all of your plants video.

I tried propagating my succulents I think i am watering too much and now they are rotting. Any tips?

@AngelsGrove

4 жыл бұрын

If they are already rotting, then it might be hard to recover them. If you start news ones, maybe try adjusting the water, adding pumice to your soil, or try dry propagation if you live somewhere very humid

Need the discretion to this viedp

When is the best time to remove the leaves? How many days after watering? I heard it's difficult to get clean cut when they are juicy after watering.

@AngelsGrove

3 жыл бұрын

Siew Lean Choong I like to try to get them about a week after watering. I know they are harder to remove, but they grow the best babies the fuller they are. Also, you might have good luck with succulent cuttings, that’s my favorite way to propagate

@siewleanchoong8625

3 жыл бұрын

@@AngelsGrove thank you, Jess! I am so impressed by what you have done!😄

I just buy plants because I like them. I've never been very educated in them. A leaf came of my succulent and I just but it in a shot glass of water left it for a couple of weeks and now there's a succulent.

Hello!! Around the 14:40 mark, you mentioned you were growing Panda from leaf when you were going through the tray. This is something I am attempting now even though I keep reading it's nearly impossible to do from leaf. Any tips, suggestions or clarifications you can offer?

@AngelsGrove

3 жыл бұрын

I have never had any problem or difficulties propagating kalanchoe panda from leaf. If anything, they are easier. They seem to propagate even if the leaf is broken. I would make sure not to over water. I honestly don’t water until there are a lot of roots and babies

@mirandasofer2487

3 жыл бұрын

@@AngelsGrove Ah! I think I got my animals confused. I just looked at the plant identification card that accompanied my plant - I have a Bear's Paw (Cotyledon Tomentosa), not a Panda (unless these fuzzy guys are related?). A newbie mistake on my part. The Bear's Paw apparently is difficult to grow by leaf propagation and is better propagated by cuttings. I'm still trying since the leaves arrived already removed from the plant. I have nothing to lose. Lesson Learned: Don't invite me to dinner parties, I'll quickly call anyone with facial hair by the same name.

@AngelsGrove

3 жыл бұрын

@@mirandasofer2487 haha oh yes, easy mistake. But yes, bears paws are much more difficult haha. I have had good success with cutting propagation, not as much with leaf, but like you said, might as well try. Good luck!

Cool video. I love it. It helps me hehe

At what a point do you cut off the mother leaf if it doesn’t fall off?

@vivennaidoo

4 ай бұрын

If it doesn't fall off you can cut it off or leave it on

Do This Plants Have Any Medical Importance To Us Or Other Creatures ? And; What About Aloe Vera And AneMonaes ?

@AngelsGrove

4 жыл бұрын

Nini Helene Baastad I know aloe veras are helpful with burns, I have read that sempvervivums can be anti-inflammatory but I have never used them, only aloes. Otherwise, I am not aware of other uses. Maybe I should do some more research on it!

@reshamishah5204

3 жыл бұрын

Aloe vera is good for skin and hair too for skin it will make your skin healthy it will srink pores and pimples and vanish your wrinkles and for hair it will help them to grow strong and better :)

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Hi, Like your T-shirt, where to buy? Thanks

@AngelsGrove

5 жыл бұрын

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Does water propagation works for producing successful baby?

@AngelsGrove

3 жыл бұрын

I personally don’t like water propagation and prefer to just place the cutting in soil and let it grow roots there. It has always been successful that way

@shamitasharma6906

3 жыл бұрын

@@AngelsGrove so should i move my succulent baby into the soil???

Why am I getting major roots, and no babies? Love your videos

@AngelsGrove

4 жыл бұрын

Many succulents tend to grow roots before leaves. It can take certain succulents months to grow leaves. Keep the leaf as long as it looks like there is still life and continue being patient.

@ecarteringram

4 жыл бұрын

@@AngelsGrove Patience is the answer to many things, when it comes to succulents. thanks

I can’t figure out why every leaf I try to propagate shrivels up and dies lol

@genderdystopia019

2 жыл бұрын

Too much light? Sometimes they use up all their reserves before getting a chance to sprout. I place them in a dark, dry area. Once they start growing leaves, I introduce light, slowly, into their schedule

A pity the camera position. A bit lower to see the table would be great

Great video! I also have some videos on propagating succulents if you want to have a look 😁

@Sofia_Monteiro

3 жыл бұрын

Subscribed

@frannnlife

3 жыл бұрын

Sofia Monteiro thank you! ☺️

turns into ASMR at 20:50 lol

Hey there! Its first time on one of your videos- I will say your kinda a wee bit negative for " someone" who is making videos for info on a very incredible beautiful plant All succulents are awsome & unique!

long and drawn out

You talked too Much before your real topic started..lost my patience and moved on to other page. It's good to keep to your topic

@Mia.Lou.

2 жыл бұрын

The video is literally titled “everything you need to know” and she said at the beginning of the video it was going to be more in depth because everyone had a bunch of questions on the last one. It only took her 10 minutes to begin showing how you propagate the leaves. This video is tailored towards beginners and is jam packed with information because of that and the video from two years ago. You could’ve literally just skipped the intro and not commented anything. Being mean isn’t going to change anything. And if you lost your patience ten minutes into the video before seeing her how to, I can’t imagine how well your succulent props went 😂