How To Collect Succulent Seeds
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Saving Your Own Succulent Seeds – succulent plant propagation
Shake the bag periodically for a week or two, then have a look – yes, that dust really is seeds. If you're really eager to do it right, put the seeds into a pill bottle, preferably with one of those tiny silica gel packets from vitamins or prescription drugs to keep them dry, and then they can be stored. Read more…
Growing Succulents From Seed – Learn About Succulent Seed …
Growing succulent plants from seed requires patience. When seeds sprout in a few weeks, remove the covering and continue to keep misted. Give them limited, dappled sun at this point, if possible. Let the plants continue to grow. Read more…
Seed Propagation – a seed is a tiny plant, in a box with …
Collecting Your Own Seeds You can buy seeds of many kinds of succulents from specialty nurseries, and sometimes the more mainstream plant catalogs will carry a few different kinds of Sedum or Sempervivum. If you or a gardener friend has a chick of Sempervivum going to seed, don't discard the flowering stalk, save your own seeds and grow them. Read more…
