Chelsea Chop (pinching and propagating Sedum)

[@traceyb3345]

I chopped mine quite hard this year as they were so floppy last year. I didn't realise they would grow roots so easy from my choppings though so will definitely try this. Your sedum hedge is glorious ❤

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

It makes you feel like a genius grower lol xxxx

[@holubeckmila3334]

Got lots of sedum autumn joy plants ,now I know what to do with them so it won’t flop.Thank you Miss Zoe ❤❤❤

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

Awww you are so welcome xxx

[@stefano_4593]

outstanding video, thanks for mounting the different seasons in one, I had my dsedum all flopped over and I am going to try the Chelsea Chop next sping, and thanks to your advice, I will propagate the cuts along the edge where other plants dies, cheers

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

My pleasure I quite often do ‘fast forwards’ in my videos, you can find loads on my website Zoewoodwardgardening.com you can just google me and the name of the plant

[@nelidascott6917]

Absolutely brilliant !! Love this post and exactly what I need to do next year ! Wish ni found it sooner !! Thanks 🙏

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

Yay! You've found me now xxx

[@johnbeard7404]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@boysrus61]

You make this look so perfectly easy! I live in zone 6B in US state of Idaho and I am going to go outside and get my cuttings. So do you think after about 3 weeks of rooting in water I can plant them back into my garden?

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

Yes once there are roots you are good to go 👍

[@brianherbert9608]

This is a great help to a gardening newbie. What time of year did you chop them as you said it was later than Chelsea? Thanks.

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

Chelsea is the last full week in May so around about now will be perfect, you need to give the plant a chance to grow back before flowering.

[@brianherbert9608]

@@zoewoodwardgardening Done - thanks very much.