Echeveria Frills Variety Part 1 | Propagation by separating the rosette

Repot your Echeveria Frill once the stem has become leggy by separating the rosette from the main stem. After six weeks the rooting should have taken place at the base of the rosette and the original stem would have started to create pups.
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[@cynthiacollett6233]

Your videos are wonderful. You’ve introduced me to plants I wasn’t even aware of, and your knowledge comes thru on each one. Your voice is very pleasing and I could listen to you all day! Thank you so much for sharing your plants and your expertise.💕

[@redsoilgardener]

Thanks Cynthia, I love the texture of these amazing plants. Will be doing a follow up on the air propagation.

[@Nailanan]

Thank you Alice for this information.

[@redsoilgardener]

You are so welcome!

[@seshagriffin7025]

Your plants are so incredibly healthy! Love this tutorial. My echeveria frills I cut the head and it made roots on the base of the head after a week. Just planted it! My roots and base were rotted from over watering.

[@redsoilgardener]

Sesha, with these succulents very little water and let them dry out. Sorry for your loss.

[@margielewis7441]

Your plants are lovely and so are you. Please accept the following correction. An echeveria is not a cacti. It is a succulent. A cactus (one plant) is also a succulent. More than one cactus are cacti. Echeveria has an ending ia like wisteria Maybe in your part of the world they are called just echevera. Then you have to decide which to say for your video. Wishing you the best.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for sharing, was aware later that I had actually called it a cactus.