Hi, i started my propagations like a month ago and they have started to get some tiny roots and new growth. I just put them in separate cellular boxes so they can start rooting into some soil. Am I doing alright or do I need to put them a bit tighter in the ground? I just put them the soil and think they will find their way into the soil. Can I get some help on watering etc? First time im doing leaf propagations.
Was at ikea for some new lamps and bumped into these guys. Not to bad for ikea. Pricing was correct also. Didn't bought one because im propagating them myself hehe
Hi im wondering if its normal that I should water my jade weekly. I normally just water it when it is thirsty and the leaves are pliable and the soil is bone dry. I often wait an extra few days. But I noticed the leaves are foldable so that would indicate that it needs water. I dont want to overwater it, so I was wondering if this is normal. The soil is draining super quick, airy, (around 50% perlite). It is standing in a south facing window, full sunlight (it is acclimatised) and in a small terracotta pot. When I water, I let them soak until it is fully saturated.
Happy for your help! Thanks
Got it from my mother and she propagated it from our friend in Spain (we are ik belgium). I really love the look of it at the glass
So I pruned my jade like a month ago and it is growing back very well. It has a great trunk and 3 main branches. At the first picture, you can see one of the prunes I made, there are no leaves under the new growth. But on the other two cuts, there are and they are not growing wide but staying really central, almost blocking eachother. Should I remove the leaves that are right under them to give them some space or do you guys think that it won't help? All tips are welcome!