What should I do if succulents only grow roots but no sprouts?

There are many ways to grow succulents, including grafting and cuttings.

grafting

Grafting can shorten the growth time of succulents, but some key points should be paid attention to.

First of all, the time for grafting should be chosen in early summer, because the sunlight is better during this period, and it is also the time when succulents grow vigorously.

Secondly, when choosing the grafting object, you should choose healthy plants that are free of diseases and insect pests, so that the succulents can grow healthier. The interface position during grafting should also be maintained at an appropriate height.

Please note that the interface cannot be exposed to water. Before it is fully grown, it should be placed in a cool place to grow and avoid sunlight. This is the only way for the succulent to grow normally.

Cuttings

Cuttings can also make succulents grow quickly and maintain the integrity of the variety. Because the leaves of succulents are full of juice, cuttings can ensure their survival, and leaf cuttings are usually used.

Cuttings should be taken when the plant just starts to grow in spring. Take a leaf from other plants and sterilize it to avoid bacteria from growing on the cracks.

When taking cuttings, the choice of soil is very important. You should choose soil with good air permeability and good drainage. Cover the soil with some pebbles to reduce the evaporation rate. Then maintain a stable soil moisture, and new buds will sprout after a while.