Can you propagate Haworthias via cuttings? I have a leafy boi that I’m not gonna do anything with rn but when it grows a little more could I take a leaf and propagate?
Can you propagate Haworthias via cuttings? I have a leafy boi that I’m not gonna do anything with rn but when it grows a little more could I take a leaf and propagate?
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what a useful comment^ Lol
0 Me gustaFr im so enlightened !!
1 me gustaSome of my haworthias make endless babies and some do not. Which one are you trying to propagate?
0 Me gustaIt just said it was a haworthia and that’s all :((((
0 Me gustaIs it the striped one in your profile?😊
0 Me gustaYeah (I dunno if it’s categorized right though) I also definitely don’t want to do anything with the lil guy now ofc I was just wondering if cuttings were an option
0 Me gustaYeah lol
0 Me gustaOk, I looked it up and when they have bumps on one side of the leaf it is, fasciata. If there are bumps on both sides like mine, it is attenuata. Either way it’s a zebra plant.🤪 But that way you have more info to find out more online if you want to.😊 It looks like they primarily propagate by pups. Mine has been neglected for a year so no pups for me!😄 But I did sit a leaf in the dirt last year and it didn’t grow any roots or baby plants so I’m guessing it might not propagate that way. It was on a saucer outside in succulent dirt along with other leaves that did propagate. I usually mist the dirt everyday or two as well to encourage root growth.
0 Me gustaI see! Ty for the info!
1 me gustaI just kept mine alive and well cared for and she started dropping babies. They seem to grow roots when I’ve pushed them into my usual potting mix and watered them according to the mumma’s planta watering schedule. Not sure whether mine’s the same species as yours though (I got it as a gift without a label so not sure exactly what type it is).
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