How long does it take for the rainbow jade leaf to germinate?

How long does it take for the rainbow jade leaf to germinate?

Rainbow Jade is a succulent plant that can be propagated by leaves. Generally, it is better to propagate by leaf cuttings from March to May. Rainbow Jade propagated by leaf cuttings is easy to keep alive. As long as the environment is suitable, Rainbow Jade propagated by leaf cuttings will sprout and take root after 10-20 days.

If you want the rainbow jade leaf cuttings to sprout quickly, you need to disinfect the blade when cutting the leaves. In addition, the leaves must be cut after the wounds are healed. You can soak the leaves in rooting liquid before cutting. When the rainbow jade leaf cuttings do not take root and sprout, you can cut the leaves again and then cut them again, or you can replace the leaves.

Maintenance of Rainbow Jade Leaf Cuttings after germination

1. The maintenance method of Rainbow Jade Leaf Cuttings after germination is different from that before germination. When it comes to watering, just keep the soil moist.

2. In terms of light, it needs to be allowed to receive light slowly. It cannot be exposed to full sunlight directly, nor can it continue to stay in a cool place.

Precautions for Rainbow Jade Leaf Inserts

When doing leaf cuttings of Rainbow Jade, you need to pay attention to controlling the water supply to the mother plant before doing the cuttings. When picking leaves, it is best to use a sterilized knife to cut them off. This is both clean and will not damage the leaves. In addition, when doing leaf cuttings, you need to wait until the wounds of the leaves heal before doing the cuttings.