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Hi, I'm looking to propagate this plant and would love some tips on how to do so with sempervivum???
Adrianna Howell
You've got two great options here: you can either use offsets (pups) or root division. And don't forget about air layering! From my own experience, I've found the root division method to be a bit easier than air layering, though I've never tried the latter myself.
Adrianna Howell
As far as I know, this plant can only be propagated by root division, by the way.
Adrianna Howell
You can propagate it with root division, which is really quite simple! All you need to do is choose healthy roots or healthy pups, prepare soil with good drainage to avoid waterlogging your new plants, plant the pups not too deep, and finally, provide proper care.
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Sempervivum arachnoideum, also known as the Cobweb House Leek, is a flowering succulent that grows only about 3 inches tall. It forms a hairy, web-like rosette of very distinctive pink flowers that are hermaphroditic and usually borne on stems.
Sempervivum arachnoideum
