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Repotting succulents cuttings. Here are some tips for propagating succulents in water: This step can sometimes be tricky and daunting, but we promise it will be okay. Now that your cuttings are set up for success, it’s time to get them into the water so the rooting process can begin.

Make sure it's a clean pull, leaving nothing on the stem. Repot it in your fresh clean pot with new soil. Choose a healthy piece of stem at least 10cm long and cut it off cleanly with snips.

Take a small cutting of the succulent by using a sharp pair of scissors. Find an appropriate spot on your succulent to take the cutting. You’ll want to find a slightly larger.

Once the cutting dries, prepare a suitable potting mix and a pot that is the right size for the cuttings. If water sits for too long on top of the soil, it can drown the roots or cause root rot, so. Remove some leaves or behead.

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Shallow water is an absolute must for. Let the plant sit for around 7 days, and only then water, but only with a. 1.4 planting succulent cuttings in pots.