Succulent cuttings
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So in the beginning of the thread I took this cutting. It is twenty two inches now with some blooms that look like they will be opening soon. Very beautiful. 
This next succulent is over half a foot tall. It is getting some rose color on top. Maybe from the cold draft through the windows or fall color? Still beautiful. 
This next succulent has damage on one top leaf and leaf drop on the bottom. Plant food? 
Up next is a few pictures of the crinkle leaf succulent plant. Very cool plant. 
This next succulent is one of the 99¢ rescues from the grocery store that had roots that stunk. It appears to be on the mend. 
The following succulent plants were a special delivery from @Tvanmunhen. They appear to have swelled some more since my last post. Thank you my friend.
The next succulent plants were a couple cuttings from the beginning of the thread. They came from the succulent plant with the damaged top leaf. Slow rooting but look good now. 
Last is a couple pictures of everything. 
This next succulent is over half a foot tall. It is getting some rose color on top. Maybe from the cold draft through the windows or fall color? Still beautiful. This next succulent has damage on one top leaf and leaf drop on the bottom. Plant food? Up next is a few pictures of the crinkle leaf succulent plant. Very cool plant. This next succulent is one of the 99¢ rescues from the grocery store that had roots that stunk. It appears to be on the mend. The following succulent plants were a special delivery from @Tvanmunhen. They appear to have swelled some more since my last post. Thank you my friend. The next succulent plants were a couple cuttings from the beginning of the thread. They came from the succulent plant with the damaged top leaf. Slow rooting but look good now. Last is a couple pictures of everything. 
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These remind me of lithops.
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Tvanmunhen
Just some dude
Tvanmunhen
Just some dude
Nice thanks for the cutting!
Tvanmunhen
Just some dude
Very cool!
Tvanmunhen
Just some dude
You need pollen from another Echeveria runyonii plant. It will not work from its own pollen or it's cuttings.
Phuuuck.
You encouraged me to start my own business. I am trying to make things come together and now you have no words of encouragement anymore.Crazy! You need to find one of those super expensive versions of something and start a business
Is that just straight coco?
H.A.F.
a.k.a. Rusty Nails
I have bought a lot of seeds in the past. I have never seen succulent seeds. If you can make some then drive on! I just think rooting cuttings is the thing. You rarely see strawberry seeds either, and they are all over the outside of every berry. I found a pack of heirloom strawberry seeds and got a single plant going to see what happens. It's over a year old now and still in a 4" cup. It is probably why people buy rooted cuttings.
