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Jul 26, 2023 - 08:24 AM
You can simply remove it from its old pot and plant it in the new one. It's a good idea to not water for at least a few days after transplanting to allow any root micro tears to dry and heal.
I have blue chalk sticks. If I want them somewhere else, can I remove and replant them or cut and dry and plant new Senecio mandraliscae - Blue Chalksticks
Transfer from pot where most like bright indirect light, move it to a direct sun window with full-sun companions. What is the best way?
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