Ich habe diese Babys von einer Freundin bekommen, aber sie weiß nicht, was das ist …
Sie haben Wurzeln, daher denke ich an eine superklobige Mischung wie meine anderen Sukkulenten. Ich frage mich nur, was die Behältergröße betrifft, sie sind kleiner als ein Viertel. Soll ich sie einzeln in kleine Töpfe pflanzen oder in einen größeren Topf und einige davon zusammenstellen? Und wie behandle ich die Wurzeln? Versuche ich, sie zu begraben, oder lege ich sie einfach auf die Erde und sie werden sich selbst begraben? Sie sind so zerbrechlich und ich möchte sie nicht töten!
Danke schön!!
Von: shinyrocks1
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Those look like mother of thousands pups.
They could be Kalanchoe brood leaves. I would pot them together, lay them on soil with their roots and maybe lightly dust with sand. Then only water spray it occasionally.
If they are Kalanchoe brood leaves, they will grow quickly and give you an endless Kalanchoe supply.
Only my wife could kill one of these. You’ll be fine lol
Mother of thousands, just drop them on medium of any kind. Any sort of pot (size, material) is fine. Water once in a while, doesn’t really matter how often. These are a menace
The advice here is good. One other note though, if you have pets keep them far away from these, as they’re extremely toxic.
Like others have said, mother of thousands. Keep them potted and preferably inside as they can be invasive outdoors!
Mother of thousands is an invasive plant. Don’t plant them! Get a nice sansevieria or ZZ plant instead.
Thank you so much everyone!!
I was going to give my mom some for the cottage but maybe not now based on some comments.
They’re invasive where they can survive outdoors, biggest problem in Florida. But a nuisance even indoors. The plant itself gets quite large, and the thousands of babies drop off into *everything*. I had them growing in the carpet, in between the panels of the wood floors, and they snuck into every pot remotely near by.
Would not own again.
eta: pretty indestructible as houseplants go, tho.
Kalanchoe is the name
I had a mother of thousands once.
Run, my friend, these pups are like the plant equivalent of glitter. Even once the mother plant was gone I kept finding them in the other pots and behind random bits of furniture for months.