Carnosa observation
Denise
12 years ago
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I had this largish community pot where I had thrown a bunch of cuttings in together last fall. Stuff I had lots of and I had kind of an "if they make it great, if they don't, so be it" attitude about. There were a few cuttings of carnosa in there - the one that was cuttings off my 'KP' that had reverted to all-green. It's been my experience that cuttings in community pots do well, so I wasn't surprised when they all rooted and then started growing this spring. But I wasn't paying much attention to that pot until I got my succulents out of the GH and started working on repotting and up-potting. When I pulled that pot out to seperate all the cuttings, the carnosas were setting "bunches" of new leaves. What I mean is that at two single nodes that already had two leaves each (and then grown a stem out), there were 6 new leaves. I've seen this happen with fungii, but I don't think I've ever noticed it happen with a carnosa. Anyone else see this happen? It's going to make it look quite compact!
Denise in Omaha
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