Ich hatte erwartet, dass ich eine Erfolgsquote von etwa 10% hat, aber ich hatte eine Erfolgsquote von 100% 😂. Jetzt, da diese Graptopetalum Wurzeln haben, was ist mein nächster Schritt?
Von: Resident-Science-525
Ich hatte erwartet, dass ich eine Erfolgsquote von etwa 10% hat, aber ich hatte eine Erfolgsquote von 100% 😂. Jetzt, da diese Graptopetalum Wurzeln haben, was ist mein nächster Schritt?
Von: Resident-Science-525
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Omg that’s so funny 😂😂 I posted yesterday that they’ll root wherever you put them and boy, you sure did confirm that lol
Put them on soil and cover the roots loosely with dirt and let them take it from there! I usually mist rather than watering fully until some of the mother leaves start to shrivel up.
Sometime they’ll live to spite you, and live despite you.
Ok, rewind. Your first step is to explain to us how you did this and only then will we divulge what your next step should be! : / Seriously though, did you just use a needle and thread to connect all of these?
Succulents regenerative powers are flawlessly simple…
– drop & forget 😂🤣😂
I need to know what this set up is
I cannot stop giggling at this. This is so f’ing funny to me. Look at those little dumbies, the encapsulation of the 🤷🏼♀️ emoji.
Put each baby with the mommy leaf attached on top of the soil, baby facing up, roots down or to the side, gently sprinkle a bit of potting soil over the roots, or very gently tuck them into the soil. You could use pre-moistened soil to plant them in. Leave the mommy leaves attached until they dry up on their own.
throw them on top of some dirt in a part sun/part shade area and forget about them for another couple months
This is just awesome! Have to give it a try for fun.
Now you apply the dirt!
Seriously though, can you cut the thread and separate them at least a little without losing too many roots?