Getting back to your original question:

I posted this question a few days ago but since there was no reply thought
I'd try again with a more intelligent heading.

I decided to propagate some stonecrop to fill in an area of my yard.
Following instructions I found on a website, I cut 16 small shoots and
planted them with rooting powder in a seed tray using store-bought potting
soil. They are still green and healthy after 5 days, so must be taking
root.
I water them regularly, and they have part shade.

My question is, how long will it take until they have viable root systems
and I can transplant them into the yard?



I had propagated some related Aizopsis (formerly section Aizoon) Sedums from
stem cuttings back in July and they formed sufficient roots for replanting
within 3 weeks.

They will need water only every few days. If you overwater, they may rot
instead of root.


"Dave Gower" wrote in message
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"Cereus-validus" wrote

Which "stonecrop"?

Sedum floriferum "Weihenstephaner gold", according to the nursery tag.