Hello.
I am very excited today because I did my Crassula Ovata breeding experience today. In a previous article, I explained that I rooted my plant, which I plucked from its leaf. You can find it my profile.
I kept the leaf that I cut off on the plant soil for about a month. I wasn't sure it would root while doing this. Fortunately, I was successful and the roots began to appear.
It began to reproduce on tiny leaves near the roots. This is a miracle for me. My favorite part of the great plants is that we can grow them from their leaves.
Here you can see the roots and baby leaves up close.
I filled the small pot with the soil found at home. The soil is a bit old because I couldn't find the time to go out and buy a new one. I don't think it will be a problem though.
Then I buried it shallowly in the flower pot. As I buried it, I let its roots touch the ground. Isn't it a very peaceful feeling to come into contact with the earth? The moment I touch it, my heart is filled with peace.
It's easy to buy plants, but instead of buying them, I like to propagate plants myself from scratch. So I think there is a bond between me and my plants. I feel incredibly happy when my hard work pays off.
I gave "LIFE WATER" after burying it in the ground. In my country, the water poured into the newly planted flower is called "life water". Because that water will give him the first life.
I will be looking forward to the results as this is my first Ovata propagation experience. I'd like to show you where the progress is with the occasional update. I hope I will be successful in this duplication because I want it so much. After the irrigation process, I took the newly planted plant to the semi-shaded area. Every time I plant a new plant, I move the plants to such an area for a week. Thus, it develops without harming it. My previous reproduction with different succulent plants had been successful. I hope I get a good result in this too.
I shared my experiences with you. I hope it helps some of you. Take care until we meet again.
love.