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KAMasud said:I think my winter is harsher and so is the summer but these succulents do quite well outside in the cold plus as the leaves drop, keep propagating.
Regards,
Arif.

Hello Arif,I have learned along with some other people to always keep propagating succulents.The plant i had it's a noid,

My grandson who was 19mths old plucked every leaf off of this plant. I was lucky that he actually done this without damaging any leaves.Now i have between 18-20 of these noids. I will hopefully have nice healthy plants to be able to gift & trade!! wish i knew what it is.In the summer it gets pink & after so much time in the sun it starts to get dots or spots,starting at the tips.

Propagate, it's a great way to be able to share with your friends as well!!!

Have a nice day, i hope the weather is better than mine for some of you.It's been raining all night & not showing signs of stopping until tomorrow night.My inside/outside temp & humidity dodad says it's 43*F/99% humidity. Hardy succulents outside seem good, the humidity in my house is 35% and the succulent's inside don't seem to mind it.Don't know what difference in the humidity cold hardy and tender succulents like.

AGAIN HAVE A LOVELY DAY OR A NICE EVENING DEPENDING WHERE YOU ARE !