JustThangToo I watched a video where the person put his leaves under a cake carrier cover he got at the dollar store. He said it expedited his results. Have you ever tried this? I can’t find his video but would like to try his method.
You are the first person that has actually guided propagation step by step and also explained it! THANK YOU!! Best proletarian video out there in the RUclips world!
@@gailfriend8164 from the experience that I've had when propping, depending on humidity levels of course, for ex I live in the US in Arizona and our weather is beyond dry. We have less than 15% humidity most of the year so it's challenging to keep props with enough moisture rather than having too much. The way you can tell is, since u have had some rot, u know it's too much moisture. So usually when they are little still, a couple spritzes in the morning every day is enough and as they get bigger you may need to do deeper watering. But to start, spritz then, don't water. That's true for most of the US besides Arizona or Nevada really. The goal is not to keep them wet but rather with the minimum amount of moisture without letting the new roots get too dry and dry off. Feel the soil and if there's dampness on ur finger tips, don't water. And don't water before you see a few roots! That's the biggest thing. Cuz then they will just rot on the soil without being able to root. I don't have as much experience as this amazing guy does but I hope it helps!! Good luck!
Yes!!! I've found so many that only say, lay on the soil, and done. No explanation about roots or babies, or what's a good one and what are the bad ones
I've been collecting and propagating succulents for 2-3 months and this is the BEST instructional video for succulent propagation I've seen. I'll be watching more of your videos. Beautiful!
Thank you for this video! I'm propagating succulents for the first time through leaf cuttings. It has FINALLY started growing babies and I was confused on what the next steps were to have a successful propagation. Your video is the first video I've seen so far that details what to do after the babies sprout!
Hands down, the BEST propagation video on RUclips! I've been doing it for a while now, and you confirmed some lingering questions I had! I love how thorough you were and how you explained details that most propagation videos skip. I also like how you explained different options with roots, stems, & leaf cuttings. Plus, your personality is fabulous! 👌😁 I'm so happy I found your video, and now your channel. Thank you!!!
I'm so glad I found you through my recommended. I've never had much luck with propagation and you're the first video I found that really detailed different methods and stages of propagation. You've got yourself a new subscriber haha. Thank you very much for sharing these information! Have a nice day!
@Gemma Saint Hey, you can look through succulentsandsunshine.com, they are likely to have the name of your plant, if not, try mountaincrest, though it is a succulent shop site, everything is well labeled/categorized and I've found many of my unnamed plants through there.
I have been looking for a video like this for beginners like me and this is the only video that I can learn and understand step by step on how to propagate succulents! Bless your heart! 🙌🏼
I just want to applaud you for your detailed explanations. I myself took a stem cutting of a succulent outside and brought it home. It is doing fabulous. However I did not know about plucking the leaves. I am so excited to try this.
I love your Channel Thang. You are hilarious and very engaging. I’ve learnt so much from you. Thank you for putting out such great content. Love rewatching your videos.
I agree with Caitlyn, your video answered any question us newbies may have. Thank you so much for sharing, both your love of and knowledge of growing succulents. Although I have had succulents for years, it wasn't until 'COVID-19' had us in lockdown, the first time, that I came across groups dedicated to growing these beautiful plants, with amazing colours.
Thank you so much for this video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Ever video I’ve watched for propagating succulents leaves me wondering what to do after the babies grow on the leaf 🍃 So I never knew how to place them in the soil to grow! Kudos to you for going threw the whole process. Loving your videos 😉
Every bit of this was incredibly helpful! Thank you so much! I only have one succulent and want to propagate it in as many ways as possible, and you definitely gave me a lot of options! I didn't know any of this was possible, so it's somewhat amazing! Thanks again! By the way, the camera focused perfectly!
Bought my first plants for sons 8th birthday. He wants a fairy garden. This has helped as a few plants are damaged in delivery by post. Now can save the damaged parts.
Hands down the best tutorial. So basically you can go to Home Depot, break leaves off and make your own plants! 😂🤣😂🤣😂 not that I suggest anyone doing this!
I was at HomeDepot and picked up several that I had dropped onto the floor. Even asked if they minded that I take them and they said go ahead. I have many babies!!
Thank you for the step by step process… I learned so much from your video. I am a experienced outside yard gardener … but for some reason succulents are not my friend! They have tested every nerve I have! I think I finally found someone who can help me. YOU! TY so much again for the informative video and I will let you know how my succulent plants turn out.
I learned more in 15 minutes from watching Thangs videos then I have in several months! Thank you so much Because you also answered every question that I was going to ask! Happy Succulenting!
God bless always.. I learned more when I saw your youtube explaining how to propagate.. Thank you.. hope you can see my comments. I follow you always..
Hi Thang, thank you SO much for this awesome and informative video! After watching three times, I do have a remaining question - when I remove the baby from the leaf cutting, do I need to wait until it heals like with the rosette beheading, or can I put straight in to the soil? You show all the little rooted babies in the pot, but did not specify whether you put them straight there or let them sit first. I accidentally removed it, it also had a very long stem. TBH I found the leaf with roots and a pup amongst the moss in the pot of my HUGE Ghost succulent. It has two babies already and this video inspired me to stem cut one off and take leaves off all my succulents to propagate. Thanks again!!
Got to the end of the video and realized you are a fellow Canadian! 🇨🇦 I spend half the year in Portugal Azores and everyone grows succulents here. Now I am growing some of my own and I am obsessed!🤣 Thank you for a great video!
I am excited to get started. Thank you. I live on 10 acres in sunny Australia 😜. I have a huge deck around my house and very soon there is going to be succulents everywhere lol
Very helpful！ I just propagated some of my succulents before I saw your video, i decide let them dry a few days more. By the way, how often should I water those leaves during the propagating process? Can I mist them every day if I put them outside?
in the summer during the hot heat, every day before afternoon hits, make sure the soil is moist. During the colder periods if you have it inside 2-3 days. Don't just mist it, make sure the soil itself is watered. The babies require a lot more water then the adult plants
@@ATLTRAN I believe so, just let the cutting area callous over by leaving it out for a few days (no soil or water, in a shaded area), then you can put in soil and water, it should form roots
That near last pot of them would look great with a red ribbon around it for Christmas- would make a great Christmas gift. Christmas is sneaking up on us 🎁 🎄 Wonderful video thank you x
I have wondered for years how to propagate succulents, what was I doing wrong?? Your Video showed me I just needed more patience and time. And to know what to look for, plus why I am supposed to do various steps. It makes sense to me now. Thank you
I know you posted this awhile ago, but thank you! Very informative & I felt like a friend was talking to me. 💕👍This video is still helping newbies. Lol
@@carlablaservasquez4349 hahaha. Totally forgot this post. Since a year ago, I found my an answer on my own. You just must the leaves. Don’t subscribe to this guy.
My granddaughter and I liked this video. Can you show a video of how to set up the propagated tray before the leaves. Can you use regular potting soil.
my mom lives in northern manitoba and she has a flower garden but of course where she is there is a big rock in there as well. On this rock there is a small amount of dirt and there are hens and chicks in there and they are there every year. They are in there super tight to each other .. In a 5 inch by 12 inch space there is hundreds of little rosettes. There also is another succulent that grows there as well but i dont remember the name of it. And every year when the snow melts i run to see if its still alive. And it is :)
I'm excited to learn leaving the stem should produce leaves. I just did this with a var jade. I'm hoping it will grow leaves on the lower stem I left, cuz it didn't even try to do that when it was in soil with the longer jade leaves on top.
For the little leaves that you had on the dirt - and grew babies... once you have a good sized baby - how do you plant that? Just lay it on the dirt? Does it sort of get pushed under the dirt at all?
Thank you so much for this informative video! You've taught me so much about succulents. I actually feel inspired to now propagate my succulent and look after them properly!
Clear explanation...thank you. Could you please show how to propagate sedum. esp. autumn joy. Sedums are very reliable plants that stay even in the harsh Canadian winter.
Hey Thanks million for all the tips a the step by step info on how to propagate succulents! Right here in the south of Spain we have a very nice wheather for succulents, so I'll be growing some more. Thanks again.
Wow you answered all my questions. My plant fell down the stairs today while i was taking him outside. Almost all leafs broke off so thanks so much. I will follow you for more info.
So far I haven't had any luck propogating but I'll try it your way! All it will take is just one positive experience! Then you won't be able to stop me! I too live where there are cold winters...Utah....so I will love your video on what to do with succulents in the winter!
We do have succulents that grow here in Ontario . Hens and chicks can survive also a few different types of sedum . They literally survive our Canadian winters .
Super helpful video! Pleasure to watch your posts, not only bc you have a great personality and energy but also provide the clarity which makes learning to grow enjoyable! Thanks, great info!
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JustThangToo I watched a video where the person put his leaves under a cake carrier cover he got at the dollar store. He said it expedited his results. Have you ever tried this? I can’t find his video but would like to try his method.
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Hello, nice tutorial just a question, how to get rid of spiders who are all over my kalanchoes plants?? Thank you!!
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"You will get casualties..."
I can't deal XD, this tutorial is gold.
I laughed too! I was dead!! 😂🤣😂😁
"Having the baby first is much better than having the roots"
"You just snap them off, like that [whack], or like that [whack], or like that [whack], or like that [whack]."
You are the first person that has actually guided propagation step by step and also explained it! THANK YOU!! Best proletarian video out there in the RUclips world!
Right? The other videos are just pushing the subscribe like blah blah and don't go into detail!
Yes I agree with you , he does explain and show you all you need to know !
I want to know how often to water them. They have been rotting
@@gailfriend8164 from the experience that I've had when propping, depending on humidity levels of course, for ex I live in the US in Arizona and our weather is beyond dry. We have less than 15% humidity most of the year so it's challenging to keep props with enough moisture rather than having too much. The way you can tell is, since u have had some rot, u know it's too much moisture. So usually when they are little still, a couple spritzes in the morning every day is enough and as they get bigger you may need to do deeper watering. But to start, spritz then, don't water. That's true for most of the US besides Arizona or Nevada really. The goal is not to keep them wet but rather with the minimum amount of moisture without letting the new roots get too dry and dry off. Feel the soil and if there's dampness on ur finger tips, don't water. And don't water before you see a few roots! That's the biggest thing. Cuz then they will just rot on the soil without being able to root. I don't have as much experience as this amazing guy does but I hope it helps!! Good luck!
Yes!!! I've found so many that only say, lay on the soil, and done. No explanation about roots or babies, or what's a good one and what are the bad ones
I've been collecting and propagating succulents for 2-3 months and this is the BEST instructional video for succulent propagation I've seen. I'll be watching more of your videos. Beautiful!
"You can have a billion roots and never have any babies" 😂
Yes mine also many roots but no pups don't know why
Why is that what do I doo w the ones w roots?
This is the best video I have ever seen on the internet you actually tell me what I need to know !
Poor slow swimmers 😭😭
Thank you for this video! I'm propagating succulents for the first time through leaf cuttings. It has FINALLY started growing babies and I was confused on what the next steps were to have a successful propagation. Your video is the first video I've seen so far that details what to do after the babies sprout!
How long did it take for yours to start growing babies and did you use window light or a grow light?
Me too. That's what had me googling today, looking for advice. 'WildesThang' certainly delivered.
Very well explained. My interest in succulents plants has grown enough. Thank u very much. Subscribed.
Thank you =)
Hands down, the BEST propagation video on RUclips! I've been doing it for a while now, and you confirmed some lingering questions I had! I love how thorough you were and how you explained details that most propagation videos skip. I also like how you explained different options with roots, stems, & leaf cuttings. Plus, your personality is fabulous! 👌😁 I'm so happy I found your video, and now your channel. Thank you!!!
I'm so glad I found you through my recommended. I've never had much luck with propagation and you're the first video I found that really detailed different methods and stages of propagation. You've got yourself a new subscriber haha. Thank you very much for sharing these information! Have a nice day!
Glad I could help!
@Gemma Saint Hey, you can look through succulentsandsunshine.com, they are likely to have the name of your plant, if not, try mountaincrest, though it is a succulent shop site, everything is well labeled/categorized and I've found many of my unnamed plants through there.
@@ThangPlants We still need to know about watering. What is, "Water as normal"?
This was waaaay clearer than other videos. Thanks you, and keep up the great videos! 👍
I have been looking for a video like this for beginners like me and this is the only video that I can learn and understand step by step on how to propagate succulents! Bless your heart! 🙌🏼
I just want to applaud you for your detailed explanations. I myself took a stem cutting of a succulent outside and brought it home. It is doing fabulous. However I did not know about plucking the leaves. I am so excited to try this.
Best video I have come across on the subject! I love that you have so many examples of all the stages!
finally got all the steps in one video. Love your Sass :)
I love your Channel Thang. You are hilarious and very engaging. I’ve learnt so much from you. Thank you for putting out such great content. Love rewatching your videos.
I agree with Caitlyn, your video answered any question us newbies may have. Thank you so much for sharing, both your love of and knowledge of growing succulents. Although I have had succulents for years, it wasn't until 'COVID-19' had us in lockdown, the first time, that I came across groups dedicated to growing these beautiful plants, with amazing colours.
Thank you so much for this video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Ever video I’ve watched for propagating succulents leaves me wondering what to do after the babies grow on the leaf 🍃 So I never knew how to place them in the soil to grow! Kudos to you for going threw the whole process. Loving your videos 😉
2023…your video is one of the most thorough, with step by step explanation and visuals. Thank you!
Yeah it's wild that it's still going. I should make a 2023 update lol...
14:09 YAS, GIRL!
LOVEEEE!
I’m a beginner ! This explained so much! Thank you! I have a couple leaves that I’m trying to propagate. I subscribed
hope it worked out!
Every bit of this was incredibly helpful! Thank you so much! I only have one succulent and want to propagate it in as many ways as possible, and you definitely gave me a lot of options! I didn't know any of this was possible, so it's somewhat amazing! Thanks again! By the way, the camera focused perfectly!
Lord of the Succulents! He just kept pulling more out. I love it. 😍
Bought my first plants for sons 8th birthday. He wants a fairy garden. This has helped as a few plants are damaged in delivery by post. Now can save the damaged parts.
Hands down the best tutorial. So basically you can go to Home Depot, break leaves off and make your own plants! 😂🤣😂🤣😂 not that I suggest anyone doing this!
Makeup Mobster that’s what I did! Lol
Makeup Mobster 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was at HomeDepot and picked up several that I had dropped onto the floor. Even asked if they minded that I take them and they said go ahead. I have many babies!!
As someone who works for Home Depot, I do this lmao
Omg I thought I was the only one! 😅
Best video on what to do AFTER propagating and once the babies are out. New subby! 🙌🏽
Thank you for the step by step process… I learned so much from your video. I am a experienced outside yard gardener … but for some reason succulents are not my friend! They have tested every nerve I have! I think I finally found someone who can help me. YOU!
TY so much again for the informative video and I will let you know how my succulent plants turn out.
I learned more in 15 minutes from watching Thangs videos then I have in several months! Thank you so much Because you also answered every question that I was going to ask! Happy Succulenting!
Thank you so much for this man. We should be having info for free like this. Plants are what make this planet beautiful
thanks so much for this!!! you actually showed the complete process 🌸❤️
I recently got into succulence and I am obsessed with your video, thank you for the tips and tricks - I am still learning as I go
I think we ALL are still learning otherwise WE would be the ones with a RUclips channel 😂
God bless always.. I learned more when I saw your youtube explaining how to propagate.. Thank you.. hope you can see my comments.
I follow you always..
Bought my first succulent a couple of days ago. Your video is very informational. Thank you! 😊🌻
Hi Thang, thank you SO much for this awesome and informative video! After watching three times, I do have a remaining question - when I remove the baby from the leaf cutting, do I need to wait until it heals like with the rosette beheading, or can I put straight in to the soil?
You show all the little rooted babies in the pot, but did not specify whether you put them straight there or let them sit first. I accidentally removed it, it also had a very long stem.
TBH I found the leaf with roots and a pup amongst the moss in the pot of my HUGE Ghost succulent. It has two babies already and this video inspired me to stem cut one off and take leaves off all my succulents to propagate. Thanks again!!
Got to the end of the video and realized you are a fellow Canadian! 🇨🇦 I spend half the year in Portugal Azores and everyone grows succulents here. Now I am growing some of my own and I am obsessed!🤣 Thank you for a great video!
Oh, loved to our video. I just got home with over 20 succulents and no idea on how these work. Thanks so much!
Beheaded one of my succulents and the original plant died :(
The beheaded part is thriving though.
That's sad
Thank you so much for this video! I couldn't keep succulents alive before, now I have two trays full of succulent leaves that are sprouting pups ♡
You are so welcome!
I've been doing it wrong!!! lol This is so simple. Thanks.
I am excited to get started. Thank you. I live on 10 acres in sunny Australia 😜. I have a huge deck around my house and very soon there is going to be succulents everywhere lol
Very helpful！ I just propagated some of my succulents before I saw your video, i decide let them dry a few days more. By the way, how often should I water those leaves during the propagating process? Can I mist them every day if I put them outside?
in the summer during the hot heat, every day before afternoon hits, make sure the soil is moist. During the colder periods if you have it inside 2-3 days. Don't just mist it, make sure the soil itself is watered. The babies require a lot more water then the adult plants
EveryThang thank you!
This video is awesome!! Can the baby pups from the beheaded stem be removed to create more succulents??
@@ATLTRAN I believe so, just let the cutting area callous over by leaving it out for a few days (no soil or water, in a shaded area), then you can put in soil and water, it should form roots
Oh boy i feel like a new parent
I’ve just found your videos, thank you so much for your clear explanations!! I finally feel confident to try to propagate my succulents! 😊
loved it, bro, one question do you cover the cuttings or leave uncovered?
That near last pot of them would look great with a red ribbon around it for Christmas- would make a great Christmas gift. Christmas is sneaking up on us 🎁 🎄
Wonderful video thank you x
I have wondered for years how to propagate succulents, what was I doing wrong?? Your Video showed me I just needed more patience and time. And to know what to look for, plus why I am supposed to do various steps. It makes sense to me now. Thank you
Hi there! New succulent Mum here! Just found your channel and learned so much from this one video!! Absolutely amazing!! Loved it!
when the beheaded succulent starts growing pups can you take them off the stems and they will continue to grow on their own?
Yes
Just put them in soil and don't water them untill they callus over
Thanks ! Great video getting super into succulents after the purchase of my first house !
I know you posted this awhile ago, but thank you! Very informative & I felt like a friend was talking to me. 💕👍This video is still helping newbies. Lol
When to water them and how during this propagation process
Pretty sure for all succulents during Spring/summer water when soil dries out, during colder seasons, water less frequently than in warmer months
I saw in a another video where they just mist the end of the leaf that was previously attached. That guy said he mists every few days. 🤷🏽♀️
I was hesitant to work with succulents. You have restored my confidence. Thanks so much🌵🤗👍🏾
Please make a video on propagating zebra plant
Just take the lil pups , it's the only way.
What A GREAT LEARNING /TEACHING Video! It's Obvious You Love Succulents. Thank You. Thang.
When you water, do you just must or quickly drench/soak the soil? Is it ok to wet the leaves when watering? Thank you
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@@carlablaservasquez4349 hahaha. Totally forgot this post. Since a year ago, I found my an answer on my own. You just must the leaves. Don’t subscribe to this guy.
This video was really helpful. I haven't had much luck in leaf propagating so far.....
My granddaughter and I liked this video. Can you show a video of how to set up the propagated tray before the leaves. Can you use regular potting soil.
Wow what a comprehensive video. You have so much experience. Thank you
This is the best video I have seen about propagating succulents
Watching your video I realized immediately what I did wrong. You explained it so well! Saving this video so I don't lose it!
my mom lives in northern manitoba and she has a flower garden but of course where she is there is a big rock in there as well. On this rock there is a small amount of dirt and there are hens and chicks in there and they are there every year. They are in there super tight to each other .. In a 5 inch by 12 inch space there is hundreds of little rosettes. There also is another succulent that grows there as well but i dont remember the name of it. And every year when the snow melts i run to see if its still alive. And it is :)
I am so glad I found this video!! I looked for days for a video to explain propagating as well as you have! Thanks!
I'm excited to learn leaving the stem should produce leaves. I just did this with a var jade. I'm hoping it will grow leaves on the lower stem I left, cuz it didn't even try to do that when it was in soil with the longer jade leaves on top.
fantastic explanation of how to propagate succulents -- I very much appreciate it. Sydney Australia
This was sooooo helpful!!! Thank you fellow Canadian!!! 🇨🇦
I've tried for months to propagate succulents, and i just can't. They always die. I will follow your tips🤞🏻
You are very knowledgeable regarding succulents. Very well explained tutorial. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
detailed video thanks Thang!
watched this video like 5 times just to kill time atm cause propagating is alot of waiting....
The most detailed video I came across sooo Farr such shame it isn't on top of the search results keep going bro ❣️
thanks!. it used to be =D
Very informative. Just started my little succulent garden and I'm enjoying every moment
Thank you for Sharing your succulents propagate lovely video happy planting 😎😎🌹🌹❤❤
Been searching for days for good info about succulents. Happy I finally found yours!!! Your awesome! Thank you!!!
Welcome!!
This is probably the BEST video I’ve seen yet on Succulent propagation. 🤗👍
For the little leaves that you had on the dirt - and grew babies... once you have a good sized baby - how do you plant that? Just lay it on the dirt? Does it sort of get pushed under the dirt at all?
just lay in the dirt and the plant will naturally attach to the soil by growing roots :)
It’s under my figs tree. It was a small succulent plant when I planted it years ago after my mother in law died.
Brilliant explanation. Best video I’ve seen. I’m new to this and I will be following you all the time. Thankyou x
Thank you so much for this informative video! You've taught me so much about succulents. I actually feel inspired to now propagate my succulent and look after them properly!
Clear explanation...thank you. Could you please show how to propagate sedum. esp. autumn joy. Sedums are very reliable plants that stay even in the harsh Canadian winter.
yeyyy now i know how to propagate all my succulent plants... thanks for sharing.. God bless
I love succulents! Thank you for sharing how you propagate succulents!
You show the BEST WAY ON ALL OF U-TUBE THANK YOU
Thisnis the best video for propagating succulent plants of all the videos I've watched. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 💙
Hey Thanks million for all the tips a the step by step info on how to propagate succulents! Right here in the south of Spain we have a very nice wheather for succulents, so I'll be growing some more. Thanks again.
You are awesome. I LOVE how you explain to a beginner grower how to handle succulents! Thank you!
GREAT GREAT video!! Very detailed and answered ALL my questions!! Thank you!!
Watching these videos make me so hype to propagate my own succulents
Hello Canada, from Florida.
Thank you soooo much for all the info you gave us. Very appreciated.
Wow you answered all my questions. My plant fell down the stairs today while i was taking him outside. Almost all leafs broke off so thanks so much. I will follow you for more info.
Glad I could help!
So far I haven't had any luck propogating but I'll try it your way! All it will take is just one positive experience! Then you won't be able to stop me! I too live where there are cold winters...Utah....so I will love your video on what to do with succulents in the winter!
You are hilarious. Your video is super enjoyable to watch!
This is all new to me and I am taking a crash course by using all of your video knowledge on these wonderful plants!!
Hello from Phoenix, Arizona! Thanks so much for the great information. You're right about propagating, it takes patience.
We do have succulents that grow here in Ontario . Hens and chicks can survive also a few different types of sedum . They literally survive our Canadian winters .
Excellent tutorial. Quite thorough without being excessive. I learned a lot and enjoyed your personality. Will Follow.
Awesome, thank you!
Wonderful video on how to do this properly, thank you!!
People who shares good knowledge are in heaven tomorrow. Thanks buddy
Thanks for the informative video on propogation, I'm knew to this field of plants, your video is giving great tips. Let's see my progress.
Super helpful video! Pleasure to watch your posts, not only bc you have a great personality and energy but also provide the clarity which makes learning to grow enjoyable! Thanks, great info!
Thanks for explaining how to plant the leaves.
Thank you I like the way you talk and your info is clear and good
Love it ,the way you share how to propagate,I will start do it.
Great and helpful video. Thank you!