Depends on the plant. Most of them, you can snip the top off and pull off any remaining leaves that are stretched. Then plant the stub directly in dirt, wait a few days to heal and it'll continue to do it's succulent thing like it always did. I usually save the leaves I pulled off for propagation after.
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Take any identification I make with a grain of salt since most of them were props. But I think it's Graptosedum- Vera Higgins variety.
We had this VHS we watched as a kid called "How Come?" And I don't even really remember what it was about. But I think it was educational? The only thing I could find about it online was this ebay posting of the VHS: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/hMEAAOSwNsVfWTMT/s-l400.jpg
It's more about making the sub useless than it is about making sense. So only posting pics of sexy John Oliver devalues the purpose of a subreddit... Unless that's what people want from now on.
Reddit is forcing mods to open subs back up. So to continue protesting, individual redditors are just shit posting to make their subs effectively useless. Some subs are getting really creative with it too. r/steam is posting about literal steam and r/interestingasfuck has opened posts up to pornographic content. It's rather amusing.
The strands will continue to grow longer and they will also split into more strands. So as it grows it will become thicker. If you have a very small plant that you want to add more strands to, or you want to start a new plant, then you can definitely cut strands off, remove some of the peas, and then plant the stem in dirt. I actually just did that to mine about 2 months ago and let the strands sit in dirt for another month before repotting and giving them as mothers day gifts!
I just searched through my images and I'm surprised I don't have a pic from when I first got it. It was very sickly and half the strands had rotted off. I'll have to post some progress photos of other plants this week to get more content going!
Wow, I had no idea this existed! I might have to plan this on the way through a roadtrip next year.
This gets funnier the more I look at it.
I didn't like beer either up until I tried something I genuinely liked. All through my teenage years and college, the only thing I had was either what my parents liked or whatever cheap shit people drink in college. After my friends and I all got jobs, we started hanging out after work at a local bar that had a massive menu of craft beers. We would all get flights and try lots of stuff. Turns out, I don't like a good majority of beers and I'm a very picky beer drinker. I only like stouts, porters, ciders, and sours which are less available than say an IPA. So maybe keep trying stuff? You might find you like something very niche or you'll find you just don't like beer 🤷. I'm more into mixology now anyways so maybe that's your thing?
That's a cute llama pot! Any idea what variety of succulent? It's nice and full!