Succulent Propagation Kalanchoe Panda🐼 // Angels Grove Co
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I can confirm, that you may cut the leaves into pieces and still get them to propagate. It took nearly 3 weeks to see any roots with water propagation but a leaf I cut in half did in fact show roots on both pieces after 3 weeks.
just noticed one of my leaves on my Panda is pretty badly broken, glad to know that i can create new growth from my little fallen soldier.
I propagated Kalanchoes in a tray, no soil by a window, uncovered. It grew roots and babies.
I totally enjoy all your videos as Ive only started succulents this past June 2018 Your videos help more than you'll know..thanks
good to know that this can propagate by cutting the leaves into pieces. thanks for the info!
Thanks!🌺🌼🌸
Hey babe, did you ever do an update video to the leaf cuttings you divided into sections? I’m really fascinated by your idea to do this, I’m just having a hard time believing all sections will in fact propagate... hoping you have some examples of success to end my skepticism!
Thank you! Great info!
My kalanchoe is naked bc i took all the leaves
Good progress 🙂
After it forms callous, should we place it in soil and water immediately or only after it formed roots????
i am new to propagating. When you take the leaf and it callouses over, do you water before it starts growing a root? A step by step for newbees would be great!
I had no idea u could cut the kalenchoe in 3rds and they would still grow! I'm gonna try this thanks.
did it work?
Also curious if it worked ...
Helpful video, thank you! I was wondering, can you propagate a kalanchoe from the big stem rather than just from the leaf itself? My kalanchoe has grown very tall and I'm not sure what to do about it! It's starting to get heavy and lean, I don't want it to snap.
Hannah Kimbler yes. Cut off the top few inches and place that in soil as if you were taking a succulent cutting. It should grow new roots
@@AngelsGrove Awesome, thank you!
i am interested in how the base of the plant grows out. can i expect one or two ‘sprouts’ above the cut? will the base of the plant ever look “presentable” again? most videos just show the new growth and my experience is with tradescantias, aroids, peperomias that tend to branch or thicke up after cuttings are removed. the cactus i had to cut gave me tip cuttings that look great, but the base just put out a sprout off to one side (which i guess i’ll detach and pot up) and will never look good on its own. thanks for any info!!
Hi there!! Love this video and just bought my first panda plant. Do they like to be crowded and should I put them in a sunny window with direct sunlight or indirect? Thank you!!
Hey girl! I cannot keep mine alive. I propagated no problem but I dont know if I'm under or over watering. Any hints
Do panda plant have green seeds
Finally I found your video. Thanks for great video. Can I get leaves and roots to Kalanchoe leave just leaving the leaves on a plain surface or I have to have on tray of soil?
Harjinder Sekhon they will grow roots just fine but you will eventually need to put them in soil though
I have a pig's ear plant would u know how to propagate I been searching all over can't find anything i love your video
I don't have one, I will have to add it to the list to get it but I think I know how they propagate. Would you mind sending me a photo of yours to my email angelsgroveco@gmail.com
Dies the panda plant have a flower
Do u have a video on leaf propagation and update on a sedum Aurora succulent
Hi! how do you water your propagation tray? just water normally from the top or place it in water as I know panda plants are sensitive to water on their leaves!
did your divided into 3 leaf grow? I just cut my panda plant leaf as well, Im afraid it wont grow roots and later pups. thats why I need your answer right away😂 so that i have a hope that it will grow. thank you so much!
Tandard Watch I Have had some success with cutting it. Not as guaranteed it seems as leaving it but it does usually do something for me
Hi idk if you're gonna respond but do cutting the leaves of the successful into pieces really work? I wanna know if it does please
How do you propagate a Kalanchoe panamensis?
Do the leaves you have usually grow roots only? Or do they start growing a baby plant? Mine is currently only sprouting out roots and I’m hoping I can get growth from that.
I have a jade that I cut off a stalk of and just put it in soil. It's done quite well. Could I do that with a leaved section of my kalanchoe panda? Because it is about 1.5 yrs old and has a good few off shoots, that aren't separate from the plant but have little orange roots hanging off. Idk I haven't had the patience and reliability with leaf propagation of succulents. They grew far too slowly and some just died for no reason. So I'm hesitant to trust a leaf of my panda
Yes! You can cut the off shoot at the base, let it dry a few days, and then replant in some soil.
What are the white spots on your leaves? I'm seeing the same issues on my plant.
Just curious, once the leaves get soggy and begin to break down... is it justified to cut em off?
Yes I do anyway
My kalanchoe is having only stem now. It was broken from stem. So I plant leaves portion separately and stem with root separately. Kindly guide me on this. How can I share the pictures with you?
I have a kalanchoe panda and a chocolate soldier...I was told not to get the leaves wet or it would kill them. Is this true?
I just don’t let the water sit there. So after watering, just give it a quick check and blow off or tip the plant to get any water droplets off. Otherwise it should be fine. I personally like to bottom water and that avoids that problem. But yes, if the water is left to sit on the leaf, there is a chance it will rot
Love your wreath! Have you tried propagating via panda plant stem cuttings? So far I’ve only seen people do it via leaf but would like to know if I can grow them via stem cuttings since I just got a full gallon of them.
Carmela Bower oh yes, you can for sure propagate by cuttings!
@@AngelsGrove Yay! Thanks.
Great video. What do you do with all the succulents once they are full size? You must have hundreds haha
haha um ya... I have a lot. I have a shelving unit that houses most of them. A lot go to my mom/sister. It is also a slow process and they don't mind being crowded so that helps too
Has the cutting into thirds work for anyone else? I've done it for two leaves and it's been three weeks and I haven't seen any growth in any of them.
update: four weeks my whole panda leaf has grown roots, the cut up leaves have grown nothing
I tried her cutting-it-into-thirds method a few times & nothing ever grew for me either (even after 2 months). I've had a lot of success with just using the whole leaf though 👍
Hi ☺ would you know how to propagate a Bear's Paw from a leaf? Thank you
Hey, pretty much the same I think. I've got a couple of leafs that fell off and one of them is sprouting roots. It's taken ages though so I'm not sure it's the best way but it looks like it can be done the same way ✌🏻
Hi, I got a panda plant with a half teared leaf around 1/3 of the leaf from the tip which is still attached to the rest of the leaf. and i have noticed there are red roots growing at the cut part. Should I tear all the 1/3 of the leaf off the panda plant and just propagate or does that not work ?
Fung David you can tear off the part with roots and plant it up and it should propagate!
I have a kalanchoe with a brown stem and only two healthy leaves at the top. Any tips to save/propagate this plant?
Making sure you are watering appropriately and the plant has appropriate lighting is important. Make sure you aren't overwatering and the succulent has a good light source. Patience is going to be key, the plant still has a chance unless it is squishy or completely shriveled.
Do you mist your Kolonchoes? That's where I run into trouble with them I think, because they're hairy they get moldy.
No I don't. I use a garden syringe, I think there is a link in the description box for it. If you are having issues with rot, if there is anyway to get them more light/air flow that might help too and or watering less or spraying only on the root parts. Good luck!!!
I think I have a kalanchoe but it doesn’t have the brown spots on the tips of the leaves. But it is the same shape and fuzzy. Do you think this is still in the Kalanchoe family? Thanks!
Mine didn't get brown spots until I got it under a light because it wasn't getting proper sun, hope that helps
I waited for my panda to callous over. But then I put them directly into soil. Should I have set them on a tray of soil instead? Its been about 3 months and I'm not seeing any growth:(
Yes 😭😭 Time to move on they grow pretty slow But 3 months is a long time you should definitely maybe start with new cuttings. This time make sure they are Cut properly, nice Warmth Area W/ a bit of lighting & After 2 weeks water🙂
Hi. I have a kalanchoe plant outside in the shade. What the best place for her. Can I bring it indoors?
Sarah ONNI you can bring it indoors as long as there is enough light! It should be fine outside as long as it doesn’t freeze outside
can I do stem cuttings from my panda kalanchoe plant?
nyoka Mullins yes!
How are you succulents doing so well on the reef? Do they have access to soil?
DemonBunnyQueen I had them in sphagnum Moss. I keep them on the wreath for about a month or two. They do fine, I just do keep it long term on there
Thanks Jess! They are so cute!! How many you water your propagation tray?
I water using a garden syringe, I think there is a link in the description box for it, but I water about 1 time a week or whenever the soil is completely dry.
Leaf sprouted roots from the middle of it😂😂😂
once the roots grow, should i go ahead and put the leaves into a new pot? or wait for baby growth to happen?
Jessica Hall if they are on soil already you can leave them there and let leaves grow. If it isn’t a pot you wanting propagating babies in then you can move themp
Thanks! for info🌸🌼🌺
Which camera you used?
I am using my iPhone
Angel's Grove Thanks which version of iPhone?
Pacalacaria Varegata
I don't own this succulent, so maybe I will have to go buy one, for the sake of the channel, propagate it, and then share it with you :)
I can send you a photo of mine, it is very bad looking with very few leaves
Send the photo and maybe I can help it, email it to me at angelsgroveco@gmail.com or through instagram :)
Ok Give me a minute here.
Wow, what are the chances of this popping up in my recommend....just when I’m desperately seeking advice on my panda ear plant! My poor chocolate soldiers has pretty much lost all his chocolate and he’s gotten quite tall....obviously stretching for light. So I was considering cutting his top off, well a couple inches down, and replanting him. Is this possible? Will he root? A couple days ago, I was exploring him and I noticed white scale-y patches on some of the leaves. I’m in panic mode. Definitely not mealy bugs, will not wipe/rub off unless I peel it of the leaf, leaving a wound. Otherwise, the plant looks healthy. Now, I think I’ve notice smaller versions of these spots on some of your leaves! Could this been from hard water? I know this video is from a long time ago, but I hope you can help. I’ve gone and removed the leaves that had the bigger spot 😱.
leah walker I would move your plant to more light before cutting it. It should grow new bigger growth and get happier and then you can cut it and have better success with it rooting. I also have been trying to figure out the white spots, it is possible it’s the water but I have never figured it out. However, it doesn’t seem to have spread to my other succulents or bother the plant so I just ignore them now 😂
Angel's Grove Gardening exactly, it’s not spreading to others, it otherwise looks happy....I’m going to ignore them too🙈, lol. Thanks for the tip, I’ll let him grow a bit more...than off with his head 🤣!
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I dislike her pronunciation of kalanchoe
Do the leaves you have usually grow roots only? Or do they start growing a baby plant? Mine is currently only sprouting out roots and I’m hoping I can get growth from that.
Jasmin Rodriguez just keep waiting they should grow a plant. Go check out the propagation videos and updates. Hopefully they will explain more :)
Angel's Grove Thanks! I’ll wait to see the progress! Love your videos by the way, I’ve watched so many of your videos already 😊
Typically roots are a good sign. I've seen props grow pups but never develop roots. Rooted ones on the other hand typically always grow pups eventually. It just take some plants longer than others.