First time propagating Copper spoons. Have had this in soil for over a month. It feels pretty sturdy in the soil but no baby coming through yet. Can anyone enlighten me please? How often to water etc. I am not very patient đ
First time propagating Copper spoons. Have had this in soil for over a month. It feels pretty sturdy in the soil but no baby coming through yet. Can anyone enlighten me please? How often to water etc. I am not very patient đ
It will probably take a while to see any babies, especially this time of year where itâs the dormancy season (for the northern hemisphere- disregard if youâre in the southern hemisphere). Giving it lots of sun will help speed up growth; I believe this is one of those plants actually like full direct sun, so a west-facing window or strong grow light would do great. From what I understand, Copper spoons are succulents from Madagascar, so they want the soil to be truly 100% dry before watering again. I like to check that my succulents are ready to water by sticking a toothpick or wooden skewer all the way down into the soil until it touches the bottom of the pot, leaving it in there for 1-5 minutes, and then taking it out. If I see any soil sticking to it or any moisture, I hit âsnoozeâ on watering. If it comes out dry and clean, itâs ready to water.
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