BusinessActivity | @Cactusgens | Result of Propagation Methods 🌿✨
Hi Everyone ✨💜
It is a pleasure for us to be here again sharing a beautiful material for the care of your plants.
About 20 days ago we uploaded a post where we talked about the reproduction of succulents, there we detailed the different types of methods, as we already know is the reproduction by cuttings, by stems or decapitation and the separation of children.
This time we want you to see the evolution that our plants have had through the application of the different types of succulent reproduction method.
It is really exciting to see that in such a short time what our new plants would be taking shape, here you can detail different types of succulent species, there are some that take a little longer to get their first shoots and there are others that develop after 15 days after being separated from their mother plant.
These are the species that we have in reproduction in our nursery:
- Graptopetalum Bronze
- Graptopetalum sedum
- Graptopetalum paraguayense
- Francesco Baldi
In the case of the application of the method by decapitation or by cutting the stems, we can notice how each of the shoots appear in the contour of the trunk of the plant, this in turn will form in future branches that will have new plants and we can also notice that some aerial roots are coming out, this means that the process that we have applied in this type of plant a French Baldi has done him very well.
In the same way the photo that we see below we can also detail a Bronze Graptopetalum that has been sprouting some wonderful little children, it is very exciting to see that by applying each of these methods your plants grow without measure, that is why here in the nursery of cactusgens always give you beautiful tips so that you can have your beautiful plants at home, and reproduce them in the best way to expand each of the species they have.
Seeing the growth of these plants is really exciting here in my hand you can see a detail of the growth of a cutting where we see that a new plant is sprouting It is already well formed and you can see its aerial roots these roots are going to go Burying in the substrate where the cutting is located and therefore it will form its own roots once they are well formed, the leaf that has been the cutting will dry and the new plant will remain, that is, the rosette of the succulent.
For us, as always, it is a real pleasure to show you the evolution that we are having in applying different techniques in our nursery, we want you to put it into practice and that if possible, let us know in an article that you publish without more than adding we say goodbye until a next edition.
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| Business name: | @Cactusgens |
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| Owner's name: | @gensequini |
| Business address: | Barcelona, Anzoátegui, Venezuela. |
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Hello, @cactusgens my favorite is the succulent, very good information, thanks for sharing.
a pleasure that you appreciate it friend, thanks we continue working ✨
The best information and the best tips about cacti and succulents are always offered by @Cactusgens.
Reading his post is always a great help for those who want to venture into this world.
Thank you, surely if this world of plants is very wide for all those who want to cheer up, we will be willing to support.
The reproduction methods that you showed in the previous post, it was a valuable content for us. We keep seeing you and learning more about you. The leaf bud itself is impressive. Succulents and their reproduction are quite interesting, in growth, color, everything that adorns their way of life. The reproduction is beautiful by cuttings, by stems or decapitation and the separation of children. An apprenticeship, a complete class on how we should take care of our plants. Thanks for sharing.
a pleasure for us not only to show you valuable content but also to provide the results of the same.
I really like the attention and affection that you have for your plants, in my house I have a large garden but I really don't have these types of plants, but looking at your publications it seems to me that they must look very good in some space of my living room.
It is time that you give this type of plants a chance at home, with due care they adapt very well. Thank you for your comment, it is valuable.
Wow, what an interesting publication and how beautiful to see how they grow quickly. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
always a pleasure to share with like all this information.