This is the new succulent I was gifted! Any idea of what type this is? Yes, I’ll be rehoming them :)
This is the new succulent I was gifted! Any idea of what type this is? Yes, I’ll be rehoming them :)
looks like common echeveria :) be careful about the leaves touching / submerged in water. they will likely rot. you're better off stripping those bottom leaves and putting them in soil- the leaves can root on their own ! leaving some stem exposed in the water increases chances of rooting too
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Ok! Thank you! Also, thank you for the further advice!
좋아요 1개Maybe Echeveria Elegans. I’ve never heard of propping them in water though. Excess water usually kills them. It looks etoliated from lack of sun. Cut the top rosette part off, leaving some stem, and plant into proper succulent soil. It will grow roots. Probably best to let the stem dry or callous for a day before putting into the soil.
0개 좋아요Succulents can be propagated in water as well, that's how I've been doing mine, including cactus. Agreeing with others, I would remove bottom stem and bottom leaves, leaving the compact part and trimimng the stem short for later transplant. But make sure you callous the open wound before you put it in water. I have my ghost plant propagating in water for 2 weeks or so now. I am thinking of experimenting growing succulents in water (since I already have the momma plant established, lol).
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