Recently, my graptosedum has been repotted and lost quite a few of its roots while doing so. Ever since then, it has been dropping a lot of leaves lately (they shrivel up like in the picture) and its been happening faster than normal. Usually, 1 leaf would wither every 3 weeks or so, but now, 2 leaves wither within a single week. I’ve increased its watering schedule as I am afraid its being underwatered, and I’m wondering perhaps does it have insufficient roots to take up water? Furthermore, its leaves has been drooping a little (growing straight outwards horizontally instead of growing upwards) and is this a sign of over/under watering or not enough light? Or something else entirely?
How often are you watering it ? When it drops a leaf just stick the end into damp soil and have another plant !
I’m watering every 6-7 days. When the leaves drop they are often completely withered though? Does that still allow propagation?
I've only had success propagating healthy leaves that were snapped off cleanly. I have added some pics here: https://www.gardenstew.com/plantstew/9002969
Hi @purpleinopp...Daphne made two of these posts and the main one is this link mate, as she's been answering on that one https://www.gardenstew.com/threads/succulent-with-woody-stem.40104/#post-368567
