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Propagating succulents is so easy and fun. The thing that is required more than anything else is patience 😅. I have been doing this for quite some time now, with a lot of reserch at the beginning, now I have developed these steps without realising it! There is no right or wrong way, it's all about experimenting and see what works for you. This is how I propagate my succulent leaves. 1. Carefully remove leaves from your succulents. You will need a complete leaf on the stem side, otherwise it won't grow. ✨ Tip : Plump leaves have more chance...

Succulents come from dry desert climates. In their natural environment, they get rain showers from time to time, but apart from that they experience long periods of drought. To make them happy, we need to mimic that as much as possible. Soil plays a big part in recreating that environment. They don't like to stay wet for too long, ideally soil should dry within 2-3 days after watering. Longer than that they will risk rotting. So the bottom line is you can use any soil as long as it dries within 2-3 days in your setting. What soil options are...

My basic rule of thumb for watering succulents is as follows; “No roots, no water. Little root, little water. Fully rooted, fully water.”