Fall is, after all, succulent season! It is the best season for repotting, of course, but also for taking cuttings and making a collection of plants. But, "How do you take cuttings?"
Chock the buds that are growing.
First, prepare seedlings. We recommend "succulents with different colored leaves. You can take many cuttings from a single seedling.
So, how do you dry them?
Here, cuttings are taken with scissors. Cuttings should not be inserted immediately into the soil because the cut ends are wet. Germs may enter.
Originally, the best way is to "hang it up" (point the growing point upward). But this is quite troublesome. That is why we developed the "cutting bridge" method.
Cutting bridges are easy! After a while, "roots" will come out. They are so, so cute. It feels as if you are already making a yosegae even before you make it!
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