Plants in question: Sea Onion (climbing), Desert Rose (no idea what kind), Trumpet Vine (uhm... I guess... typical standard one? I'm new!), Graptopetalum Pentandrum (propragating new ones right now)
There's a lot I want to ask, but just these few things will suffice for now.
My big issues are... in or out for the winter and am I propagating my GraptoPenta right?
I know that I have to bring most everything in for the winter, but do I have to bring my trumpet vine in? I know they live just fine outside here in the MidWest, but mine is only a foot and a half long at it's longest shoot. I'm worried it's too young to live through it. If I do have to bring it in, what do I do? Keep it warm and water it? Stick it in a cool place and stop watering it so it hybernates? It's no problem if I can bring it in, but out would be nice so the dog doesn't take to watering it himself.
Also, my GraptoPenta. It broke in half.
Wah! So I plucked took all the leaves that fell off and am propagating it. I was told to let the leaves sit out for a few days to callus over then set them on top of some dirt (some said to bury them) and keep them moist until there's new growth, then plant it. I buried half and kept half on top of the soil, as I wasn't sure how this plant would do. Is that the correct way to do it? Worse comes to worse the stalk has a little bud coming off the side that is growing quite well, but little babies would be nice.Oh, and before someone mentions hormones and other things, I have dogs and a cat that like to lick almost everything. If there's a chance it could harm them from clutzy Mommy spilling it, it's a no go.
