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by thistledown on April 27, 2006 03:08 PM
There is an adorable plant growing in an empty lot not far from me.
I have searched the internet and I'm convinced it is Sedum Angelina.
I'm confused as to how to grow this from a cutting. Is it, strickly speaking, a succulent? Rooting hormones in the Nursery are divided into "woody" and....I can't remember the other term they used - not-woody! LOL! But Sedum Angelina DOES have a woody stem - ~~sigh~~

Help!
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by comfrey on April 27, 2006 04:34 PM
I have had good success at rooting sedum cuttings in water...So you might give that a try, I'm sure someone else will have another method to suggest soon.

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by johnCT on April 28, 2006 12:53 AM
If you haven't taken the cutting yet, take a stem with roots attached. Sedum is so easy to propogate. This stuff spreads like crazy. Even the tiniest piece with a tiny root will take off.

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by loz on April 28, 2006 12:54 AM
Last year I just got some of my sedum off and stuck it in the ground and kept it watered and it rooted with no problem.....

I just took 3 cuttings to root in pots outside. [thumb]
by thistledown on April 29, 2006 06:30 PM
WooHoo!

Thanks for all the help, everyone!
I'm off to get more cuttings!

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