Succulent propagating from a single leaf is rewarding and easy to do. I've finally reached the sprouting stage, which has taken about 5 months of patient anticipation. If your interested in starting your own garden, see my previous succulent post for directions. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!
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Hi! I need help with my succulents. I had 3 mother plants which I behead 5 rosettes from. I let them dry out to callus and they are now rooting nicely and placed on cactus soil. My problem is, I don't know what to do with the mother plant. I took out all the leaves from one and after a while they all rooted and are at the same stage yours are in these photos. (so happy!) some even have tiny rosettes coming up and some are slowly developing. But, the mother plant was left standing kinda sadly without any rosettes and just a stem full of leafs. I did notice that it's sprouting right at the spot where I cut the rosettes. What should I do next? I love all the propagating going on but am not sure how to proceed. :)Thanks!!
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