
Wilted Succulents



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Janet Pizaro on Jan 05, 2018
are they hardy succulents for you location which you did not specifyHelpful Reply -
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Flipturn on Jan 05, 2018
What is your elevation there in CO? Do you usually get that much snow?Helpful Reply- See 1 previous
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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA on Jan 05, 2018
Brush the snow off, bring inside, even a garage will do, and see what happens. Even if the niblets fall off, the roots are still alive and will rebound once they warm up. Mine have gone through cold snaps and rebounded. My girlfriends in snowy places have successfully had them come back too.Helpful Reply -
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Kimber on Jan 05, 2018
Thank you so very much. Should I proactively take pieces off in the spring when it warms up or let them fall off?Helpful Reply -
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