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   Chrissy

   over 2 years ago

   You can let the ends callous a bit then stick them back in the dirt. I personally just stick them back in the dirt when they break off.

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   S.R

   over 2 years ago

   I tried to prop my elephant bush but didn’t have any luck 😢 Let me know if you land on a method that works for you!

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   Plant Father

   over 2 years ago

   the second one looks like petrosedum rupsetre ‘angelina’— i don’t have this species but i do have petrosedum forsterianum which is similar and has been very easy to propagate. just let the ends callous a bit and plant in moist soil. water when the soil is mostly or completely dry

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   Kat

   over 2 years ago

   I found one these (the one on the right) in a buggy at the plant nursery the other day. It had most likely fallen from someone’s plant and was left behind. So I grabbed it and just put it in a pot of soil. Looks like it’s starting to settle in. 😍

   

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