Sedum Roots?
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by ServantsHeart2003 on November 14, 2005 03:55 AM
Yes!! In fact with these you don't even need the roots to propagate more--just stick cuttings into the soil. I don't have Autumn Splendor--is this it in the photo?? I have Autumn Joy, Autumn Fire and Stardust. And a couple others--much smaller and vine like that I do not know the names of. Bonnie
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by comfrey on November 14, 2005 09:17 AM
I think the one I have is called neon...and I have cutting's with roots in water on my window sils and they proable will stay there until spring when I can plant them outdoors...So if you want more plants just cut a few branches and remove lower leaves and put into water..within a week they should have roots on them.
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by ServantsHeart2003 on November 15, 2005 05:07 AM
comfrey--do you have extra to share?? I don't have that one. Bonnie
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One, autumn splendor, the stems that have bloomed are dying off, but there is new growth coming up from below. Which i assume is ok, do you think i could snip off the dying stems?
The other is doing wondefully and i have noticed that there are some white "root" like thingies coming off of the stems. does this mean i could propagate it into another pot?