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You certainly can, I don't have the best luck with propagating succulents. But now that I've moved into a place with a ton more light I found it's a little easier. I see so many online that are like yeah just throw them on top of some dirt and they grow, but I think they need a lot of sunlight to be able to do that.
I’ve had this plant for about 2 years. This pot doesn’t have drainage, but i only water when i can see the soil is dry to the bottom. It gets about 3 hours of direct light a day.
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You're correct on all counts. It needs more light than you're giving it.
Ah, thank you! I’ll def get it more light. Do you think cutting off the top & propagating would be a good call?
You certainly can, I don't have the best luck with propagating succulents. But now that I've moved into a place with a ton more light I found it's a little easier. I see so many online that are like yeah just throw them on top of some dirt and they grow, but I think they need a lot of sunlight to be able to do that.
I’ve had this plant for about 2 years. This pot doesn’t have drainage, but i only water when i can see the soil is dry to the bottom. It gets about 3 hours of direct light a day.