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How to do cuttings on echeveria pollusks View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago | Soft Succulents > Echeveria > Echeveria 'Pollux'
Asked 1 ´year ago | Soft Succulents > Echeveria > Echeveria 'Green Burgundy'
propagate hens and chicks View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago | Hardy Succulents > Sempervivum (Hens & Chicks) > Sempervivum 'Jade Rose' [large]
Left on their own, Sempervivum rosettes grow into tidy, mounding clusters. They are also particularly easy to propagate by hand because they produce new offsets or "chicks" on stolons (horizontal stems). When the chick is at least 1.0" in diameter, cut or gently pull it from its mother rosette. Place the new offsets on well draining soil in partial sun and water regularly until it can establish mature roots. The prop Read more
what do the seeds look like from a rose quartz View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago | New & Restocked > New Products > Echinopsis 'Rose Quartz' [large]
when I plant seeds do I lay them on the soil or bury them as any other seed View answer
Asked 3 ´years ago | Explore > Explore All
CROWN DIVISION While standard Sempervivum (Hens & Chicks) are known for sending out young plant offsets on stolons from a central mother rosette, new growth in S. heuffelii arises through crown division. S. heuffelii varieties develop offsets right in the middle of an older rosette. As leaves emerge and enlarge, the clump expands to make room for the new, individual rosettes. PROPAGATING BY HAND Witho Read more
