How Xiaoyu reproduces

How to propagate Xiaoyu: cuttings

The small jade plant grows fast, grows easily in groups, and its thin branches make it easy to hang down. The lush vegetation looks like a bunch of emeralds lying in the corner.

The general method of propagation of Xiaoyu is cuttings. Cut off the small branches and place them in a ventilated and cool place to dry for 3 to 4 days. After the wounds heal, insert them into slightly moist soil for succulents, or directly plant them in dry granular soil. Water them in small amounts every 3 to 4 days, and carry out normal maintenance after they take root.

The propagation method of Xiaoyu: leaf cutting

The small jade plant has many leaves, and occasionally one or two fall off, which are just right for cuttings.

Or you can select healthy and complete leaves, break them off, place them with the back side down and the front side up in semi-dry potting soil. After the seedlings emerge, gently pull off the leaves, cover them with soil, and give a small amount of water.