4. Prepare the substrate for the pot to pot
Once the roots have at least a couple of centimeters, you can carefully remove each sheet and follow your process on land.
Use an individual pot for each future plant and make sure the substrate is formed of a combination Three parts of land for pots, 2 parts of thick and perlite sand or pomez stone. These amounts are guarantee that your substrate has a good drainage, since succulents do not resist moisture accumulation and their roots can rot very easily.
5. Plant in pot
Place the succulent leaves on the earth without burying but with the root pointing towards the center of the pot. Finely spray with a sprinkler once a week and place them on the site where they receive the largest amount of indirect sun.
Depending on each species, the succulent will continue its growth and month after month you will witness its evolution. After about four months, The root will have strengthened and you will have a new plant in your home.
An alternative to this procedure is to use an extended glass container and after filling its base with water, sealing it with a layer of film paper. Subsequently, take each leaf of the succulents and make small holes to introduce its base in the direction of the container.
Although the effectiveness of both methods is similar, The use of plastic bottles is more practical to change the water weeklyin addition to allowing a second use of a highly polluting material and with a long decomposition process.
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