2 varieties of sedum cuttings in a crystal bowl with roses and carnations. keep the water all the way up at the rim and it will last 2 weeks.
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2 comments:
Hmmm...I would never think to put sedums in water even though they look so nice with cut flowers! After the 2 weeks, are the sedums goners, or can they be dried back out and rooted??? Just curious!!!
Thanks.
Julie, they can be left in water until they root (4-6 weeks, maybe longer depending on variety and maturity of mother plant) and then planted straight into potting soil. When individual leaves break off, they can be places on soil surface with point of break touching soil and a new plant will sprout from point of contact. I truly love this process.
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