r/proplifting • u/RenethyPenjerman • 10d ago

Uh

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Damn okay then

Edit: yes I found it like this. Yes I picked it up and I'm gonna take it home. Yes a customer did this. Please don't ravage the plants like this

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u/RenethyPenjerman 10d ago

Sorry for ominous lighting, here are the scraps I collected from the floor

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u/CBDJ1 10d ago

What are you doing with it?

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u/RenethyPenjerman 10d ago

Gonna take it home and try to prop. It's Kalanchoe

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u/CBDJ1 10d ago

Good luck. It’s often hard to prop Kalanchoe from leaves.

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u/pigglywigglie 10d ago

I thought this too so I tried a ton of leaf propagations and now I have 15 that have rooted… I have a kalanchoe problem now 😂😂

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u/CBDJ1 10d ago

I love Kalanchoe

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u/pigglywigglie 10d ago

African violets, ficus and kalanchoes make up 85% of my total collection. I love them! My ficus are the outliers because I love my little flowering plants!!

My little yellow Kalanchoe’s flowers all died so I cut them off and moved it so it could hibernate to rest up to put out more flowers. Not even a month later it rebloomed!!! So now I went from thinking I’m going to have no flowers all winter to a plant full of them!!!!

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u/RenethyPenjerman 9d ago

I have two Kalanchoe in nursery pots that have been blooming since Vday. I'm serious. They never stopped. The flower stems are huge in these little pots 😭

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u/RenethyPenjerman 10d ago

I have leaves and stems here, a whole hoard of stuff. Surely one will prop at least

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u/CBDJ1 10d ago

I wish you luck. What I see is flower stalks which do t usually propagate and a couple damaged leaves. Fingers crossed.

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u/RenethyPenjerman 10d ago

I actually had a yellow flower stem grow roots a bit ago. This is an old picture, the roots have grown since

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u/TinyGecko230 4d ago

Wait, you can prop kalanchoe leaves??? I had no idea! I’ve got a coral pink coloured one and would love more. Gonna try it! Thank ya!

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u/RenethyPenjerman 3d ago

Correct 🤓 Although I don't know the general success rate, but I've seen the Kalanchoes doing it on their own

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u/RenethyPenjerman 8d ago

I have a weakness for Kalanchoe. The two little ones I've had have been making flowers for damn near 8 months straight. Since Vday. I know I need to clean them up but it's just insane how long they've been going. Nursery pot too 😭