hi everyone!! so i tried something new- i just pruned all my succulents that needed it and for fun i decided to try propagating them! I do not remember the blog post that teaches this method but it worked like a charm! you fill a bowl with water, cover it with tensioned plastic wrap (or the wrapping off a paper towel package! upcycling for the win lol) using a rubber band, poke holes in your plastic wrap, and poke the callused ends of your cuttings through the holes which suspends them! the leaves never touch the water- you are essentially creating a high-humidity environment for your cuttings to root in. this may be really basic and many of yall probably already know how to do this, but at least for me it beats rooting directly in water or soil all to pieces! first image below is roots after about a week (these leaves & cuttings are of kalanchoe, jade, purslane/rock rose, and an unknown succulent i have that has really shiny translucent leaves and looks kind of like molded wax plant!)
