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Aug 12, 2022 - 05:20 PM
Nothing hugely different, though a lot of people have luck burying the cut end of the leaf (what was attached to the stem) into the soil a bit so the roots can get under soil faster.
Is there anything special that I need to do to propage the ‘jelly bean’ from fallen leaves? Sedum rubrotinctum - Jelly Bean
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Jelly Bean (Sedum rubrotinctum) (Clausen): A long-time favorite soft sedum from Mexico. This stemmed grower has round, fleshy leaves that spiral up its stem. It varies in color from green to red, with the brightest pigments showing when it's grown in bright sunlight. It makes a wonderfully color...
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