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So I saw this guy at the grocery store, the tag doesnāt say what he is and I wouldnāt even know how to describe it to google. (Multi branched succulent varieties?) I was curious as to just what the heck this is or if you had seen like this before. Thanks as always! :)
SuccyGirl:Ā
Thatās a Sansevieria cylindrica var. patula āBoncelā :)
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Len knows the names of all of Jim's kids. He knew long before Jim ever actually opened up enough to talk about it because on bad nights Jim would call for them in his sleep. If it was especially bad the only way he could get Jim to calm down was by lying down with him so he would know he wasn't alone.
Oh my god you went for the jugular owwwwwwww.Ā
I was hoping you could help me get a question to the community for a character I'm working with. How does being angry affect your shutdowns? More specifically how does it affect your verbalness?
Iāve had shutdowns before. Itās probably different for everybody, but to me it feels like Iāve beenĀ ādeprogrammedā. My brain is kind of a black void where all the feelings and sensations are happening, but theyāre behind the void where I canāt see or feel them until I come out of it. Then itās like the Biblical Red Sea crashing down on me. If I was angry at the start, I sort ofĀ āpick it upā again when the shutdown crashes.
Tossing this out to the #actuallyautistic tags to get more answers for ya!
For the anon asking about dropping stuff. Maybe check out stuff about dyspraxia. It's often comorbid with autism from what I have read.
Good to know!
So, Iām pretty this is a Crassula of some variation, but I was wondering if you could tell me, if each stalk is its own plant
SuccyGirl:
Looks like some type of Crassula perforata, also know as String of Buttons. :)
Each stalk isnāt necessarily itās own plant, they may be connected below the soil and be one plant. But itās very easy to make them into their own plants, if you want, by just cutting them and waiting for them to make new roots, though! If you want to check if theyāre connected before cutting feel free to un-pot it and shake off the soil, see what itās doing under there. If it is connected just use a clean tool to cut them. Then donāt get the wounds wet, let them dry and scab/callus over for a day before you do anything with them. You can repot any parts that you donāt cut off if it has roots, just give it at least a week before you give it any water after repotting it. Succulents can rot if open wounds are soaked. Eventually the cuttings you made will grow roots, you can leave it laying around or take off a few of the bottom most leaves, let it callus, and stick the bare stem into some soil to wait for roots. Whatever you do just leave it dry, it doesnāt need any water and wonāt be able to take any up if it doesnāt have roots anyway. It can take anywhere from 2-4 weeks, or sometimes longer, for roots to appear, so be patient.
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So thereās this little black spot on my sedum. Itās not soft and reminds me of a scab. I was wondering if you had any thoughts about what it might be.
Thank you for all your kind help.
SuccyGirl:
Yup looks like a scab to me! Probably got poked/bumped by something? Usually the way I tell physical damage from scale insects is if i can scrape off the bump/mark without damaging the leaf at all then itās a scale bug, but if it damages the leaf itās a scab. This also doesnāt look like scale to me, either (itās too big and irregular), so no real need to try and scrape it off unless you want to. The plant will just make a new scab again. This will never heal over like human skin does, so that mark will always be there until the leaf eventually gets absorbed and turns crispy and falls of.Ā
Any thoughts on what this guy is perchance?
SuccyGirl:
It's a Sedum nussbaumerianum! :)
So I was at a nursery earlier today, looking for a sedum and the lady that I talked to just snapped this piece off and handed it to me. It wasnāt an exactly clean break, so I was wondering if I should recut the end to clean it up, or if it would be ok to root this way. She also told be I could just replant it, but the man at cash register said to let it callus over. In a lot of my research has said either way will work, but I was wondering if you had found one way that worked better.
Your blog has been such a help. Thank you so much.
SuccyGirl:
I like a clean cut, rather than a break, makes it easier on the plant to callus over, so I would recut it. I always let mine callus over, just leave it laying around for a day, before I plant them. Without a callus thatās like smearing dirt on an open wound and thatās just not sanitary! Thereās also water propagation, were you let it callus over and then hang it over some water like in a bottle or bowl or something, not IN the water, but over it. The increased humidity sometimes helps encourage roots. But either way you do it should be fine! :)
