"Will to live"

9 years ago

Bringing plants in, I found few strays/forgotten/unseen before leaves and some broken parts & cuttings of various succulents. They really are great survivors.
This one, I believe, is xGraptoveria 'Fred Ives'
It was sitting in empty pot - I was probably planning to plant cutting but must have forgotten about it. So many roots...
Rina

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Comments (3)

bikerdoc5968 Z6 SE MI
9 years ago
Why wouldn't, Rina? i'd cut the stem shorter, cllous and plant.

Howard
rosemariero
9 years ago
Yes, great thing about succulents...their will to live...survivors...especially at my house!! :D Good luck getting that one to come back. I know you will, Rina!
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rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
Original Author
9 years ago
Howard, Rosemarie - you are right.
Having to pot up lots of them now. It's your SOS system roro, Canadian style - no soil for 2-3 months) lol

I hope this will illustrate to newbies that they are really tough, and often they are better off if we don't fuss too much.
It didn't receive any attention from me since it broke off main plant sometimes in July. Completely forgotten. Watered only whenever we had rain.
Rina

This post was edited by rina_ on Tue, Oct 14, 14 at 13:39