COTYLEDON CARE & PROPAGATION 🌱 

Your welcome 🙂 yes it can take awhile to work out where to cut the plants. Once you do and you do it a few times, you get faster at decision making 😁

@@mickssucculents I've really come a long way this year, I use to drop plants off at my moms for beheadings lol I've made a lot of babies this year and learned how slow things move in winter vs now in spring...amazing little plants! Thanks for the awesome videos! 🙏💓love from Canada! Happy growing!

@@dana102083 wahoo! Good on you 🙂👏 it's the best hobby 😁

Your very welcome, thank you 😀🙏

Your very welcome! :)

They are always a popular plant and so cool 🙂👍

With roots from being in a cell after propagation or a cutting that has been propagated straight away?

@@mickssucculents with cuttings being put into your potting mix right away. I just want to know if I'm doing something wrong. I feel like my cuttings aren't thriving. Also, I placed a cotyledon orbiculata cv (not the unicorn poop but the red w/ farina) leaf cutting - with no stem - in some potting mix and it seemed to be growing new bunny ears. But then the bunny ears essentially came off of the leaf and I'm unsure if they're going to end up rooting or not.

Ok I just got my answer about leaves. Not very reliable and successful but I'm gonna try with them and see what happens. I find that just leaving my succulent leaves straight on a table or paper plate, I have a lot of luck getting roots and babies. So maybe I'll try that with these guys and skip putting them on soil.

Normally they do well from cuttings. I don't bother with leaves for Cotyledon 🙂 we do sell these Succulents on our website www.micks-succulents.com.au.

Yes it will :)

Your welcome 🙂👍 I still like to water them about once a week 🙂

And you answered my question again. maybe I should have waited to ask my questions after I watched more lol. Thank you!

Hi Jennifer, they can strike from a leaf. I tend to find that they pup really well when they get to a certain maturity 🙂👍

No worries 🙂👍

Hi Georgi, sounds like the plant is getting too much water or your potting mix is holding water for too long. Try to reduce the amount water you give and/or try to add more mineral to it for better drainage like either pumice, scoria, pea gravel or crushed granite. Hope that helps 🙂👍

@@mickssucculents Thank you, Mick!

Slowly introduce more sunlight and that will fix it over time 🙂👍

No sorry 😞

@@mickssucculents its okay!

Hi, yes we are in the southern hemisphere in Australia. September for us is Spring 🙂👍

@@mickssucculents Thank you for the reply.

Hi Leah, thanks for letting us know. We had a feeling they may be returning. So sad that they would go through these sorts of lengths.