TheNaturePlanet

Friends who like gardening, don't you all look forward to having your small balconies and small gardens full of greenery and vitality? Today, I'd like to introduce five kinds of flowers that are especially suitable for "leaf cuttings". You just need to pick a random leaf, insert it into the soil, and one month later, you'll be able to see lush greenery and feel a great sense of accomplishment! Let's take a look at what these flowers are!
Snake Plant
The snake plant has slender leaves with an elegant color and unique tiger-stripe patterns. Placed at home, it looks simple and elegant. The propagation method of this flower is also very simple. Just cut off a healthy snake plant leaf, let the wound dry, and then insert it into moist sandy soil. Keep the soil moist and place it in a cool and ventilated place. Soon, it will take root and survive. In about a month, you'll be able to see new buds emerging.
Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana
Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana, as its name implies, symbolizes good luck and a long life. This flower not only has delicate and charming flowers but also has thick and juicy leaves, which are also good materials for leaf cuttings. Cut off a healthy Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana leaf, let the wound dry, and then insert it obliquely into the soil. Gently press it down, water it thoroughly, and keep the soil moist. One month later, you'll be pleasantly surprised to find that tender green new buds have sprouted at the tip of the leaf, announcing the birth of new life.
Gloxinia
Gloxinia has gorgeous and colorful flowers, which are as intoxicating as a carefully arranged garden. Its leaves are also remarkable, having the amazing ability of leaf cuttings. Select healthy and plump Gloxinia leaves, cut them off gently and let the wounds dry. Then cut the leaves into small sections, keeping one or two veins in each section, and insert them into moist soil. Place it in a semi-shaded place, keep the soil moist and spray water regularly to keep it humid. About a month later, you'll be able to see new buds emerging from the wounds of the leaves.
Schlumbergera
Schlumbergera has leaves that look like crab claws, unique and distinctive. The way of leaf cuttings for this flower is also very interesting. Just cut off several healthy Schlumbergera leaves, let the wounds dry, and then insert them into moist sandy soil. It should be noted that the leaves of Schlumbergera are relatively fragile. When inserting them into the soil, gently press them down to avoid damaging the leaves. Keep the soil moist and place it in a cool and ventilated place. Soon, you'll be able to see tender green new buds emerging at the tip of the leaves.
Peperomia obtusifolia
Peperomia obtusifolia has round and plump leaves with bright colors, which are as eye-catching as small and exquisite emeralds. The way of leaf cuttings for this flower is also very simple. Just cut off a healthy Peperomia obtusifolia leaf, let the wounds dry, and then insert it into moist soil. Keep the soil moist and spray water regularly to keep it humid. Place it in a semi-shaded place. One month later, you'll be able to see new roots and new buds have grown at the wounds of the leaf.
Through the above introduction, I believe you have a deeper understanding of these five kinds of flowers suitable for leaf cuttings. As long as you master the correct method of leaf cuttings, you can also easily create a small balcony or small garden full of greenery. Come and give it a try!