Succulents are remarkable plants. Yes, you read that correctly: Using the fallen leaves and stem cuttings from the succulents in your current collection, you can grow new ones via a process known ...

Most succulents can be propagated through cuttings or leaves. The exception is aeoniums, which can be started by cuttings or seeds, but not from leaves.

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Once the succulents start to root and grow into plants you will have a beautiful design that you can then hang on a wall or post. While the cuttings are rooting, water sparingly.

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You even can ignore the cuttings for weeks and the plants will be fine. Gardening trends come and go, but the popularity of succulents has been going strong for quite some time.

The same techniques work on outdoor plants and even trees, but they need a little more attention. In their detailed guide to growing plants from cuttings, This Old House recommends using a rooting ...

Succulents are easy to maintain (just skip the potting soil) and give back season after season.

The importance of these schedules is that succulents should be fed and irrigated during their growing periods and left on their own during their dormant periods.

Here's an easy how-to-plant guide for indoor succulents, including advice on how often to water them, how much sun they need, and other general care.