Curio Species, Blue Chalk Sticks, Blue Finger, Bluefinger, Blue Stick Succulent

Compared to the short blue chalk sticks (Serpens I think), these seem to handle the SWFL climate a little better, as in, they dont rot qu...Read Moreickly in the summer.

For 8 months of the year, these grow wonderfully, but they seem to hate the rainy season (June-September), where it t-storms with heavy downpours about 5 days a week. Also, the humidity is extremely high. If not under a roof, they will slowly drop all of their leaves from the constant moisture. If the drainage is good enough however, the stems will remain healthy and sprout new growth when the rains stop. Great plant, just not for a tropical climate.

Bought at nursery. Tag says" performs best using a high nitrogen fertilizer.""Plant in rich,well drained potting soil." "Zone 10" "Seneci...Read Moreo talinoids mandris" Blue. Full Sun.
6-10" wide, 8-12" high. Just bought today 3-23-11. Will follow up as I care for it. Just beautiful.Came from:
http://www.provenwinners.com

These plants have been growing in my garden for over a year. To date, they have grown nicely, adding texture and color to my partially sh...Read Moreaded succulent garden. I seldom water these. They seem to sprout additional fingerlings during the autumn cooler months and have tolerated 29 degree temperatures. I have transplanted these with success as well.

My friend has one and I love it. What I want to do is propagate it but am not sure how. Does anyone have good instructions for me? I l...Read Moreive in San Antonio, TX so I can keep it outside most of the year.