Echeveria Metallica leaf cuttings, 10 pieces

Echeveria Metallica is a natural hybrid of Echeveria gibbiflora and originally comes from Mexico and Guatemala.
Its coloring is particularly special, as it shimmers pinkish-violet, which is also how it got its name.
The succulent should be placed in a sunny spot. A lack of light can be recognized by elongated growth, and the coloration is then no longer so intense.

Like all Echeverias, Echeveria Metallica is easy to propagate by leaf cuttings.

Leaf cuttings:
Propagating succulents through leaf cuttings is probably the easiest way to propagate succulents and is also well-suited for beginners. Cactus soil and succulent substrate .

After a while, roots and small baby succulents will form. It can happen that the roots develop first and then the leaves, but it can also be that the new leaves develop first and then the roots.

There is no 100% success rate; some leaves only form roots or new leaves, while others form neither.

Over time, the large leaf, which serves as a nutrient store for the new plant, wilts. It should only be removed once it has completely dried out.

It is important to spray the cuttings with water regularly.

Once the baby succulents are big enough, you can repot them into individual pots.

You'll find a detailed guide on how to propagate succulents on the blog soon.

Pasiora Tip: The Steclings look particularly beautiful in a cutting mandala, as you can see here .