How To Take Cuttings Of Sedums / Joy Us garden

[@lindachristoff794]

I didn't see you actually plant the cuttings. Need to know if you lay them on the dirt or actually bury the stems into the dirt. Thanks!

[@malpais03]

Thanks for the tip on cutting at an angle.

[@NatureGalaxy]

Love how short and informational these videos are! They can make anyone become a gardener nearly instantly! Keep making more! They are very helpful! :)

[@JoyUsGarden]

Well thank you so much! NatureGalaxy. There are a lot more videos coming your way. Happy gardening, Nell

[@meep2576]

I am really into succulents and airplants these last few years.

[@DesireeDenise2024]

I bought a basket of sedums from Wal-mart for $1.75. It was drenched in water, however, I put it in a hanging basket lined with coconut husk and it is doing very well....I enjoy it a lot!

[@StaceyHerewegrowagain]

Great video Joy, it's always such a pleasure to see you! I hope you have a great day🌸

[@shobhnasaxena2703]

Thanks Joy..Great help..as my sedum Japonicum is dying. It will be helpful after watching your video ..

[@JoyUsGarden]

Golden Natural - Smart move to put it in a hanging basket & let it dry out. Those large stores don't properly maintain most of their plants so they need a bit of rescue when you get them home. I enjoy my succulents a lot too! Nell

[@weekendkhakis]

Thanks for the video. What is the large plant growing up the wall in the last frame with quite thick branches?

[@lettyrodrz9940]

I have a question , when you prune an arrangement of succulents , can you leave it where it was in full sun or you have to move it to a shade area?

[@lettyrodrz9940]

Hi , is the second one you cut, called golden sedum too? Are they the same? Thank you

[@canadianloon6433]

I loved your first cutting wow. Can you ship it to Canada lol

[@daver9643]

Is it necessary to water gold and see them after planting the cuttings and if so how much how often? Thanks

[@bangxinghong2835]

I love the pork and bean succulent.

[@JoyUsGarden]

It's a fun one +Bangxing Hong

[@bangxinghong2835]

i hope it helps thanks for the information!Also, i bought the pork and bean succulent at home depot. the owner said it will turn red sometime in the year. mine is a little red but i want it to be like yours. thx!

[@JoyUsGarden]

Mine is redder in the spring, summer & fall +Bangxing Hong The warm weather seems to bring the color out. It's interesting because my Aeoniums have more color in the winter. Nell

[@qjbaker]

Thank you for the video! So, I have a pencil cactus that is full and healthy and growing constantly all over. Still, within the last month I've noticed branches drying and falling off; the drying seems to start at joints. Dead branches build up in the soil over time. I'm afraid this will gradually increase and I'll lose my favorite plant. It's in a loft sunny East facing window (I believe). I meter before watering and when near dry give it about 16 oz of water until next near dry out. Could you offer any insight as to why my branches may be starting to dry out and fall off?

[@Thankful_.]

Your videos are so very helpful!

[@JG-jx6mi]

I wish the video included you actually planting the cuttings. That's the part that I can't find a good video of. Do you literally just stick the cutting in the dirt? You mentioned you let them dry for a couple of days before replacing them?

[@JoyUsGarden]

Hi ***** - thanks for bringing this up. I have a series called "ask Nell" & I'll do this topic as the next video in this series. I'm traveling right now so I'll post it in about 2 weeks so stay tuned. I let the cuttings heel over for at least 2 weeks before planting in the mix. You see how I do it very soon. Hope that helps, Nell

[@JoyUsGarden]

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[@JG-jx6mi]

Thanks!

[@margaretrees9937]

yes. literally take a couple of leaves off and put in compost pot or tray. i looked through and found to do this. hope it helps.

[@daver9643]

JoyUsGarden Is it necessary to water gold and see them after planting the cuttings and if so how much how often? Thanks

[@raydenzidane6]

Beautiful collection! Great advice!

[@asianomontoya9080]

what is that plant off to the left in the beginning? The one with wine colored leaves and green/yellow highlights

[@talkon88]

Looks like a coleus

[@aaliya1083]

How to make sedum produce faster roots?

[@paularcher4607]

I wish you would also mention that every last one of those teeny pieces will root and become a new plant for us cheap and patient types. :)

[@JoyUsGarden]

Hi +Paul Archer Good point! I have so many succulents in my garden that I don't need to. The leaves fall off my succulents & root themselves. I did mention it in this post & video though: www.joyusgarden.com/2-easy-ways-propagate-succulents/ Carry on with those leaf cuttings! Nell

[@paularcher4607]

+JoyUsGarden I saw the second one afterwards. Thanks. I'm just a po' boy and have learned to beg cuttings from friends whenever I get the chance. Most of my containers have a couple various leaves "conveniently" laying in the soil waiting to be next years plants. :) Great vids, keep them coming.

[@JoyUsGarden]

Thanks Paul! +Paul Archer Some of my succulents grow so fast that I have to trim them & send them to the green waste. I've given so many cuttings to neighbors & friends that they don't need any more. What's that they say about 1 man's trash???! Nell

[@raywalteroutdoors]

Yep, I just bought a very nice and large sedum today for $7. By next year I'll have 20. I have been lucky with just tossing the cuttings and broken off pieces on the ground in the flower bed and they grow without issue.

[@JoyUsGarden]

chatbud - Yes, you're a little too moist over there to grow succulents. You do have of wonderful plants to grow though - lots of orchids I'm sure.

[@bangxinghong2835]

my pork and bean succulent is not red. how do you make it red?

[@JoyUsGarden]

There is a variety of Sedum which stays green so you could have that 1 +Bangxing Hong Or: In the summer time they turn more red because of the sun & heat. Also, they turn red when kept drier. It could need more light, more heat or to be kept drier. Hope that helps, Nell

[@chatbud]

Very pretty sedum varieties you got there, Nell. Too bad they won't survive over here at the tropics.

[@Coxoul]

so what about none woody thick stemmed sedums?

[@nardoh8329]

thank you Joy!!!!!!!!

[@JoyUsGarden]

My pleasure! +Nardo H Happy New Year! Nell

[@nardoh8329]

hi Nell!!! I just did my cuttings, love your videos, very helpful! happy new year!

[@JoyUsGarden]

Fabulous! +Nardo H I've been taking a little break over the holidays but will get back to posting lots more videos soon so stay tuned. Happy 2016 to you Nardo! Nell

[@sandygardens1493]

it would've helped to show how you plant the cutting! not just how to cut it! I think most humans would know how to take a cutting!

[@daintyGorilla]

YES 🙌🏻

[@saradowns5549]

Thanks for this info. My only suggestion is you took 2 minutes to tell us how to clean our tools off...Goodness...I'd suggest getting straight to the info otherwise we don't have the time to continue watching. :)

[@gschady]

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