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MummaDeb

Got a box of succulents today and these leaves were in the bottom. I think it's a jellybean plant but I'm not sure. What is the best way to propagate them?

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  1. NOTsoGREENthumb

    From my experience, just lay them on top of the soil of an existing plant and let nature do its thing. I’ve never been successful with the whole “let it callus then mist and make a greenhouse tent” ordeal, but when I just plopped them into an existing pot they planted themselves and spread like crazy!

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    • MummaDeb

      Thank you.

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    • eatyacarbs

      100% This is what they’re made to do 💪🏼 they’re good at it!

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  2. Snappy

    You don’t even have to put them on soil they will root or pup like that!

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  3. Vladdie

    Mine died when I tried to propagate them 🙄🫠

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    • MummaDeb

      Mine always have too.

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  4. Mara

    Nothing crazy here, just sitting in a terracotta saucer. It’s true that you don’t need soil but just a little insurance that the roots have somewhere to hide as they grow. I use a fine mister every 1-2 weeks.

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  5. honeybee 🌱

    Completely ignore them, make sure they’re getting bright light, in a month you’ll have roots and babies:)

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