Hi! New to the group here. I have these four succulents that keep blooming and procreating like bunnies. I’m running out of pots. Do I cut the flower stems or let them bloom? These all came from one plant! I have no idea what I’m doing here
Hi! New to the group here. I have these four succulents that keep blooming and procreating like bunnies. I’m running out of pots. Do I cut the flower stems or let them bloom? These all came from one plant! I have no idea what I’m doing here
Lol! Your "bunny" succulents are so cute 🥹 it's really up to you, if you want to see the flowers leave them be, or if you rather want the succulents to use that energy in growing themselves cut them off 🌿 I think you're doing great, honestly lol!
2 Me gustaHa! Well at least they are happy. I’ll just have to buy more pots!
2 Me gustaOr maybe even a bigger pot (bigger in diameter more so than depth) and maybe they’ll have more room to bunch or spread. Either way, these look so great!!
1 me gustaA bigger pot?!!!! Won’t that just encourage them to make more babies?!
1 me gustaYou make me laugh Finbee 😂😂😂😂😂
1 me gustaI was thinking it would give them more room for the babies so you aren’t having to repot so often.
1 me gustaSo cute!😍
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Haha from the look of it, I would say you know what you’re doing.. this is wonderful! You have some happy aloes. You can definitely cut off the blooms down to the base, it won’t affect anything. If you let the stalk dry all the way through, the plant will allow you to easily pluck it right out from the center. I would stage it in a large, shallow decorative planter and let it cluster out and do its thing. Then you can gift or sell the pups.
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