Pruning an over grown Calandrinia

[@JohnPritzlaff]

Thanks for the tip. Your garden is as gorgeous as you are.

[@darrellroireau4061]

Just like the Calandrinia you are beautiful. 🌹

[@SundreamSucculents]

That is very kind of you to say. Thank you! 😌

[@CozyHomezy]

Very helpful video! Thanks for sharing how to prun Calandrinia!

[@indieisland3688]

Thank you so much for watching. 🤗

[@Sabrinasee02]

I have same plant and after bloom and it get legging & ugly I cut back a lot and it’s growing back. I don’t like them to be tall. To propagate just cut the steam and let it callus and stick in the soil container under the shade.

[@indieisland3688]

Thank you Blossom! It’s good to know that yours grows back. I am sure this one will grow back with a vengeance. I should have kept the cutting to propagate!

[@andyroo3022]

The spots could be a type of fungus, you guessed right with the overwatering of the roots. It is hard to say for sure, it could be insect attack and even sunburn can cause spots. I did some googling and just got more confused as to narrow the cause down. I had a Sedum Stone Crop plant that got very sodden with cold winter rain. It went black, rotted and died off, so I pulled it out. Then suddenly in summer there are all these little shoots re growing where it was planted.

[@indieisland3688]

Thank you so much Andy! Your information was very helpful! I agree with you that sometimes the researching can leave you more confused. I am going to let it grow out and reduce the watering and hopefully that resolves the issue. That is really neat about your sedum! Thank you again. 😄

[@malikkhalid6787]

Nice jee video