how do I take a rosette or two off of my tiger jaws for propagation without hurting it, and is the leaf in the second picture rotting? it's rather soft compared to the rest of the plant - 绿手指

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2017年05月23日, 1578人气

how do I take a rosette or two off of my tiger jaws for propagation without hurting it, and is the leaf in the second picture rotting? it's rather soft compared to the rest of the plant

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Ueca

2017年05月24日

I haven't done it myself, but research tells me that the stem is a crucial part to have on the cutting if you want to propagate it.

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