Cotyledon Pendens Cuttings - 3 Unrooted Trailing Succulent Propagation Set

Cotyledon Pendens Cuttings - 3 Unrooted Trailing Succulent Propagation Set

Sale price  $39.00 Regular price  $67.00
Skip to product information
Cotyledon Pendens Cuttings - 3 Unrooted Trailing Succulent Propagation Set

Cotyledon Pendens Cuttings - 3 Unrooted Trailing Succulent Propagation Set

Sale price  $39.00 Regular price  $67.00

About This Plant

Cotyledon pendens is a trailing succulent valued for fleshy foliage and a cascading growth habit. This listing features unrooted cuttings that can develop roots and establish into individual plants with proper propagation conditions. The variety is well-suited to hanging baskets, elevated containers, succulent arrangements, and decorative pots where stems can trail over edges.

What You Will Receive

3 live Cotyledon pendens cuttings, unrooted propagation cuttings shipped without soil or nursery pots. Trailing succulent variety intended for propagation and collection. Secure packaging for safe arrival.

Growing Information

Common name: Cotyledon Pendens / Trailing Cotyledon
Botanical name: Cotyledon pendens
Plant type: Trailing succulent perennial
Growth stage: Unrooted cuttings
Sun requirements: Bright light to partial sun; gradually acclimate to stronger direct sunlight
Soil: Fast-draining cactus or succulent potting mix
Watering: Minimal while rooting; once established, allow the soil to dry between waterings
Mature height: Low-growing with trailing stems that can extend approximately 1–2+ feet under favorable conditions
Growth rate: Slow to moderate
USDA zones: Approximately 9–11; protect from frost and freezing temperatures
Container friendly: Yes

💡 Care Tip: These cuttings arrive without roots and require propagation before normal plant care. If the cut ends are fresh, allow them to dry and callus before placing into a dry, fast-draining succulent mix. Avoid heavy watering while roots are developing. Keep in bright, protected light during rooting and gradually increase sunlight after establishment. Some shriveling during rooting can be normal. Cotyledon species should be considered toxic if ingested; keep away from pets and children.

You may also like