How to propagate succulent hibiscus snow lotus

1. Leaf cuttings

This method can be used for many flowers and grasses, and it is not difficult to learn. We first select an older and stronger leaf, pick it off carefully, and place it in a ventilated and dry place to dry for a few days until the wound on the bottom of the leaf dries up. Once it's dry, we can start plugging it in. Find a pot of fertile soil. The soil must be loose and breathable. Insert it diagonally or flatly into the soil. The bottom must be tightly combined with the soil. After inserting it, spray some water with a kettle and then put it in a cool place and wait for it to germinate. During this period, the soil in the pot should be kept semi-dry and the temperature should be reasonable. Avoid direct sunlight, as it will cause dehydration. With such careful care, it will sprout and grow roots in a few days.

2. Division

This is also a very commonly used method, and the possibility of it growing successfully in the end is still very high. When dividing the plants, you can do it while repotting. When repotting succulents, just take the newly grown seedlings next to the old plants. If they have roots, that's the best. Plant them directly in the pot and they will most likely survive. Don't worry if they don't have roots. Let them dry for a few days and then plant them again. They will probably survive. After planting it, water it and place it in a relatively mild place, away from too much sunlight. After a while you will see that it is growing well, with new buds and leaves growing out.

3. Sowing

Our little succulents can also produce seeds! Every time it produces seeds and the seeds are mature, you have to collect them quickly because they cannot be stored for long. If they are stored for too long, many of them will not germinate. Therefore, it is best to collect and plant them at any time. Choose good quality soil, make it a little moist, plant the seeds, and wait for them to sprout. Then take good care of the seedlings.