Bryophyllum daigremontianum produces plantlets along the margins of its leaves. (The roots you plant will show no visible growth buds, the buds develop after the root cutting is planted.) Leaves: Begonias, African violets, various succulents, sansevieria, piggy back plant (if leaf has plantlet), and Bryophyllum.
Likewise, how does reproduction take place through leaves?
Explanation: Answer: Reproduction in Bryophyllum occurs asexually through vegetative propagation by leaves. … These buds can give rise to new plants with adventitious roots, shoots and small leaves. The new plants then detach from the leaves and develop into a mature plant after coming in contact with the soil.
