Hello,

Crassula are mostly what I work with, however, yesterday I stopped at Lowe's and noticed they had these very poor looking Echeveria and Haworthia. They were marked down to $1 so I thought I might be able to help them out. And so my question begins.

The Haworthia had 4 pups that hadn't rooted, so I just unpotted the plant and with a very sharp knife cut the pups right at the growth point. The Echeveria on the other han had two new plants growing out from the stalk(would you call the main stem a stalk?). The new plantlets are small, maybe quarter size. Didn't know if any of these would root. They were left out to dry for a bit then inserted into a dry potting medium.

Can anyone give me some advice on what to do next. I can root a crassula leaf no problem, but these are a differant ball of wax. The Echeveria is a hybrid 'Blue Heron', and the Haworthia is just a window-pane plant(dwarf rosettes)

Thanks for your any advice your willing to share with me.

Branden