Water Prop - Crested Pup!
Now what?
Iβm so excited! It looks like this leaf propagation gave me a Crested Cubic Frost! Iβve had multiple pups on a leaf, but this is my first crested!
Iβve never transferred a water prop to soil. Is there anything different than transferring any other leaf prop since she was a #waterbirth?
It took exactly 1 1/2 months to get here.
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Iβve never transferred a water prop to soil. Is there anything different than transferring any other leaf prop since she was a #waterbirth?
It took exactly 1 1/2 months to get here.
#PropagationStation #PropDontShop #Propagation #waterpropagation #lovesuccs #succulents #echeveria #cubicfrost #SucculentSquad

3ft to light, indirect

2β pot with drainage

Last watered 2 weeks ago

@Hypsie it looks great!! I'd place it on the soil where you want it and just put a sprinkle of moist soil over the roots. Keep an eye on it for the next few days while the roots take to the soil.
Good luck!π
Good luck!π
Aww these are so tiny, so cute! π Would be great to see how it develops! π± #PropagationStation
@Hypsie Nevermind my previous questionβ¦what a dayπ
@sarahsalith Thank you! Thatβs pretty much what I did. I know sometimes they donβt transfer from water to soil well. Any tips are greatly appreciated!
@Hypsie oh if you were propagating plants in water and then transferred them to soil - then I water them a little bit every other day. Just to keep soil slightly moist. Iβm trying to imitate wet environment for them, just to let roots to develop more in the soil. I hope it make sense.
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