The new growth looks more normal. If you are waiting for the skinny parts to fatten, good luck with that, it probably won't happen.

Thanks for your response. Well, then I have to enjoy it the way it is. lol

But, I'd like to do more propagation from cuttings, if I know what cause skinny stems, or how grow healthy and fat stems that will be great.

Happy gardening.

The new growth above looks fine..the old growth could be from too much shade previously or they took time rooting in the large pot. Whatever it used to be...seems to be not now.

Yes, I took them inside the hot house in winter. That's probably make 'em skinny.

I'll do some try-out to put some plant outside this winter. I have two outside that seem ok get thru the cold winter.

Mine is even uglier. I am hoping the new growth from the base gets taller and evens out the look.

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That looks gorgeous to me. Those new growth perfectly healthy.

That looks gorgeous to me. Those new growth perfectly healthy.