How To Make Succulent Cuttings Root Quickly

A succulent cuttings with roots grows much faster than cuttings with no roots. Depending on the succulent, roots can take months to grow. So I can I make them grow roots faster?
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HOW TO WATER SUCCULENT

[yzahvirgo]

You're no succulent addict.. you're a succulent Master 🥰🥰

[mrobles]

Just getting started into raising suculents. Your channel very friendly and informative 😊. Learning a lot from you. Thanks so much.

[antoinettegutierrez]

Liz I am so jealous of your succulent gardens they are massive, and my husband thinks I have a problem with buying too many succulents but I told him there is no no such thing.

[GrowingSucculentswithLizK]

DIY Soil Wetter RECIPE: DIY AGAR AGAR soil wetter
Dissolve agar in warm water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard or PVA glue. Take 1 cup of this dilution and add to 4 liters of water. ENJOY...

[ummahnayla]

I do some head chopping a week ago.. now i will start to follow your way and hope my cuttings will grow roots faster... Thank you liz❤️❤️❤️

[harajukublue]

First time watching and I just wanted to thank you for being so educational! You don’t leave anything out. Most informative channel I have seen that is still hands on and not leaving us with gaps in information. Subscribed and will be watching more! Thank you!!

[dhuth]

Great video! I like seeing updates and seeing videos that you make over time to show the results of your process. I know making these videos takes lots of time so thank you for doing that. Your videos are very helpful to me.

[izabelaszydlowska]

Liz your experiments are awesome - such drama and suspense! The results are really something!

[ginachioco]

thank you for sharing maam i have learn a lot from you about gardening

[RFalcasantos]

Amazing how water therapy works even on romeos which are a bit sensitive to water. Thanks Liz!! Will definitely try this in my cuttings ☺️

[perfum]

Brilliant video, just what I was looking for, thanks Liz x

[davedunington]

i ENJOY all your Video's, BUT this is one of the BEST ... Thank YOU...

[NotNormalNoodle]

Thank you for your wonderful videos. I get so much out of them. You’re impressively talented keeping them happy through frost and rain. Love from Brisbane 🥰

[jillianleblanc]

Good morning to you vary nice plans they all so beautiful and amazing plans have a blessed day

[vickiporter]

Thankyou Liz.. A very informative video. How exciting.. Those roots came quickly. Love your chatting xx 🇦🇺🐨🇦🇺

[daleandrews]

I have subscribed, Liz, and I love your channel. I have a PVN and a jade (Crassula ovata) that I overwatered and they naturally protested by dropping petals. I don't have the solutions you've used, but just plain water and succulent potting mix (Fert-Lome brand). I'm going to use the opportunity to propagate! I have the petals on top of the soil of another plant, a Traveler's Palm that I got from Urban Tropicals out of Hampton, FL. A couple of the petals have not only rooted, but have actually started the embryonic stages of another plant in their usual pattern of growth. I have them in direct morning sun only on my east facing patio. When I feel like they're ready, I'm actually planting them in their own soil in plastic containers with holes in the bottom that I've fashioned out of water cups (I am creative, aren't I?). I also have an overgrown and fractured and fragmented Graptopetalum (not sure of the species) that was given to me by a co-worker who just didn't know what to do with it. I'll follow the same pattern of propagation with it as well. Wish me luck!

[myinbox]

Oh…. This is unbelievable… thanks Lizk for the tip

[lindaragsdale]

Happy to have watched this video to be able to compare different styles of propagation..glad you had tips on soil wetting. Great 🙂

[mapplesgacela]

Amazing Ms.Liz thanks for the info, just hope i can make diy soil wetter

[Lisa-zidj]

Hi Liz, I love this video. Its a reminder for me to put one of my head chop in seasol water. It has roots but taking too long to grow long. I have soak it in water but not for weeks like you have, for fear of root rot. But I will try your method tmw. I hope it will be OK.
Btw, I end up buy 3 Romeo's on the weekend since it was such a good price for the size too. Really happy now that I have some Romeo after loosing my other ones. 😊🥰