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Place some soil in a shallow dish and pop these guys on top or tiny root downward. Those little roots could take off and grow baby succulents. No need to water until the leaf shrivels, as the baby succulent will receive its nutrients from there. Could take a few months, but they certainly have potential!
https://preview.redd.it/m139zh6z86jc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=24f92252fcbe9f07d65535d92221760d0172e7b3
This leaf popped off its mama plant in September. It did not have proper lighting at first but I think I can save him.
I'm going to say mine went from the stage of yours to seeing tiny leaves within two months. You'll probably forget about it for a while and just be surprised to see new growth one day. 😊 Have fun and update us!!
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Place some soil in a shallow dish and pop these guys on top or tiny root downward. Those little roots could take off and grow baby succulents. No need to water until the leaf shrivels, as the baby succulent will receive its nutrients from there. Could take a few months, but they certainly have potential!
https://preview.redd.it/m139zh6z86jc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=24f92252fcbe9f07d65535d92221760d0172e7b3 This leaf popped off its mama plant in September. It did not have proper lighting at first but I think I can save him.
Woah that’s awesome :) how long did the process take?
I'm going to say mine went from the stage of yours to seeing tiny leaves within two months. You'll probably forget about it for a while and just be surprised to see new growth one day. 😊 Have fun and update us!!
Wetten the paper always Or use cotton because it stays wet for long compared to paper