lady fingers succulent plant Succulent Cuttings - Unrooted Cotyledon 'Long Fingers'

lady fingers succulent plant Succulent Cuttings - Unrooted Cotyledon 'Long Fingers'This beautiful Cotleydon 'Long Fingers' succulent plant is easy care and blooms peach bell shaped flowers in the spring. This lising is for one (1) cutting of this light green chalky tubular leafed succulent plant. This plant grows a rosette of long leaves and tall flower stalks that bloom clusters of peach bell shaped flowers. This shrub type of succulent clumps and clusters and is hardy in partial to full sunlight. It will cluster as it grows and

This beautiful Cotleydon 'Long Fingers' succulent plant is easy-care and blooms peach bell-shaped flowers in the spring. 

This lising is for one (1) cutting of this light green chalky tubular-leafed succulent plant. This plant grows a rosette of long leaves and tall flower stalks that bloom clusters of peach bell-shaped flowers.

This shrub-type of succulent clumps and clusters and is hardy in partial to full sunlight. It will cluster as it grows and reaches about 1 foot tall at maturity.

Each cutting is at least 5-6” long.

This is not a rooted a plant, these are plant cuttings, or clippings, that you will root by water or soil.

This plant also works well as a thriller in succulent and container gardens. It’s a very cool and tall and adds great height to arrangements.

Propagation Recommendation

We recommend you propagate these cuttings in soil. Stick the ends in soil and do not water for at least two weeks. The plants will root and grow. Once the cuttings are visibly growing, you can start a more regular water schedule.

USDA Zone: 9-11

This plant thrives in partial to full sun. 

Care:
Plant the calloused cuttings in soil and wait a week or more before watering regularly, but do not overwater. Soil should always be dry before next next watering.
Peak growth season: Spring /Fall
Dormant: Winter
Propagation: Propagate from cuttings during growth season, or by seed.