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  1. Khalil
    26.04.2023 @ 23:18

    As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language to comment in. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    Photography: Brian Gardner. Succulent plants such as echeveria, aeonium, and jade are easy to root from pups (branches of larger plants) or leaves. Align a seed tray with paper towels and fill with a moist soil mix (equal parts perlite, sand, and vermiculite). Use a sharp knife to cut off the pup, strip off the bottom leaves, exposing an inch of stem. (Or simply remove a single leaf.) When rooting from a single leaf, be sure to choose a plump, firm leaf with no signs of softness. Let it sit for a few days until the cut end forms callus tissue. Then gently press it into the soil, water, and continue to keep moist. When you notice new growth, divide the plants into separate pots in about four to six weeks – indicating that they have established roots. Spreading succulents is the best way to fill pots – because cuttings are juicier than their mother plants. If you notice that succulent plants are getting longer as they grow. This is a good way to ensure that your planter stays full and plump. What is another reason for propagation? This is a very good, personalized, inexpensive gift for friends! Whatever your reason, as Martha said, “You can get hundreds of dollars worth of plants from a $9 plant! This is a very smart thing to do.” Watch the completion of the following video: [View more: Alien plant breeding skills]