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Bri

I chopped my sedum because it was getting wayyyyyy too leggy, should I drop the bigger stem pieces in water or just lay them onto and spray them ?

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  1. Qixer

    Whichever route you go, be sure to allow the fresh cut end to callous.

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    • Bri

      Yess they are calloused ! 😁

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  2. Stephanie

    You can just put them in soil as well. I do that with my Succulents all the time. This one was started that way. Good luck

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    • Bri

      lol I wanted to just stick them straight in soil but I’m not the most knowledgeable on succulents

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  3. Stephanie

    You can just put them in soil as well. I do that with my Succulents all the time. This one was started that way. Good luck

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  4. Stephanie

    You can just put them in soil as well. I do that with my Succulents all the time. This one was started that way. Good luck

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  5. Stephanie

    Sorry my phone froze. Lol

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    • Bri

      No worries 😆

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  6. Dead Plant Society

    Succulents are such cool plants. Like Stephanie said, after the cut portion callouses, just stick it in soil. The top should grow and new leaves, as well as the new planting. Anything that falls off has potential to grow too. ( careful on the spraying part, they really dont need as much water as you might think).

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    • Bri

      Thanks ! Sounds perfect she was growing super duper wonky lol so she definitely needed a chop. I have a few that have dropped leaves I’ve just left them there I was just nervous about the stem growing roots lol.

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  7. ThatDouglasDude

    If you mean leggy like to much space between pedals that could be a sign of to little light!

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