Propagation of Succulent Leaves

What is the purpose of wiggling off the succulent leaf from the stem rather than cutting it?

• To encourage root growth

• To prevent the leaf from tearing

• To make the leaf look clean

• To promote leaf growth

What type of soil is recommended for propagating succulent leaves?

• Regular potting soil

• Sandy soil

• Cactus potting mix

• Any type of soil will work

Why is it important to have a clean cut/break when removing the succulent leaf?

• To prevent the leaf from tearing

• To promote leaf growth

• To encourage root growth

• To make the leaf look clean

What is the recommended method for propagating succulent leaves?

• Bury the leaf end in soil with the tip above the soil

• Putting the leaves directly onto the soil nested into the potting mix

• Planting the leaves in water until roots form

• Burying the leaves completely in the soil

How often should the newly propagated succulent leaves be watered?

• Every day

• Once a week

• Once every two weeks

• Only when the soil is completely dry

When should the propagated succulent leaves be repotted into individual pots?

• As soon as roots start to form

• After a month of growth

• When the leaves start to wither

• When the original leaf falls off

What is the recommended soil type for repotting the propagated succulent leaves?

• Potting soil that retains moisture

• Sandy soil that drains well

• Cactus potting mix

• Any type of soil will work as long as it drains properly

How should the soil moisture be maintained for the newly repotted succulent leaves?

• Keep the soil completely dry

• Water the soil until it is saturated

• Spray the soil lightly every one to two days

• Water the soil once a week