Can I propagate my bearpaw from those cuttings?
I actually haven’t made any cuts yet. I was researching and there was something someone said about using non-woody stems only as my cuttings. I watched a lot of videos and they were about bear paws much bigger than mine with a lot of green stems, but mine only has brown stems (and I’m sure it’s not sick). So I’m here to ask if propagation would be possible if I make a cutting from any of those 3 sections in red. (I would only be making a single cut ideally). #PlantAddict #PropagationStation #Propagation #PropDontShop #SucculentLove #SucculentSquad
1ft to light, indirect
3” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 week ago
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I’d go with a cutting angle that was more solid and wood like . They tend to do better with rooting in soil after drying out . Definitely wait a few days after watering your plant to try any propagation methods to error on the safe side. I’d suggest a cutting slightly below the three branching stems