Gasterias are pupping well too. Original plant in 2016:

Here it is about 3mo after divisions taken - has many new pups already and I repotted it into 6" pot.. Small pups were potted into 2" peat pots (photo taken in July 2019):

Few bigger pups were potted into 4" pots, and they already grew many pups too (photo taken week ago):

Do you feed them, Rina?

I might pluck some and start them in small pots in the spring. I was never sure how to do it without damaging the pup. Cut or just twist?

Hi Socks,

You can cut or twist off, either one. I just make sure to leave a nice piece of root on the pups. I grow both Haws & Gasterias, but so far only experienced separating off the pups on my Haws.

If Rina doesn't mind, here's one I separated myself from a potbound one I'd bought. They were packed tightly together in a 3 inch pot. I potted up the parent separately & made another pot of the babies.

Here, I found 'em.

Seems this was last March & I see I had just watered. I don't usually water ON the plants like that, yikes what was I thinking ;>).

Socks

No, I do not feed them. BUT I probably should - at least that is what many say. They grow so well thou, I do not think I will. I have to admit that I hardly ever fertilize succulents.

I unpotted whole clump of gasteria, and pulled off some pups. Most had roots, at least some. Here is photo of few as I started:

Haws in op were not separated. They were just repotted.

Here is another haw that has been very prolific - H. attenuata. I just pulled many offshoots off, no roots. They were stuck into mix, and just about all rooted. Here are some photos:

Original plant - offsets to be pulled off:

Some of the pots:

(They are much bigger now, ready for more dividing if I want - these were divided 2yrs ago).

Karen, Rina...thank you. I’ll try it when the weather changes.

Another good pupper is Alworthia 'Walmsley's Bronze' variegata . I have propagated them with some roots and also rootless:

(There is a pot with hawortia pups in upper right):

Original plant purchased in 2013 was much more variegated:

There is some variegation showing in some offsets/pups, most visible in middle photo:
(I have few more pots now.)

Some Aloes and most all Haworthia pups so crazy that I leave alone. If I re-pot and separate them, what to do with all the pups?

I have tons more that I don't have current pictures of. And so far just the Aloaceae.