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Sempervivium 'cuttings'.
heynonnynonny
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in Gardening
I just planted up a lovely wooden alpine planter and noticed the sempervivium had thrown out a couple of what looks like babies - anyone know if they root easy if I just snip off and plant up?
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Yes you can just snip or break them off and pot them up into alpine soil mix (gritty mix). Alternatively, I like to plant them into a hole in my wall and push some soil around them to settle them in.
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What a lovely idea might go for the hole in wall option - thankyou
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