Echeveria Lilacina

I noticed the leaf had fallen off this little plant, and I thought it would be best to put it in its own pot, as it already has some roots, and the little dish is getting cramped. This is one of the leaves I bought from Dabri Plants;  it's an Echeveria Lilacina. I've given it a little bit of water, and put it in with the other plants in the craft room. 

Leaf Propagation - Update

So, this is what's left of the 28 leaves I bought from Dabri Plants. The large dark leaf on the right is a Perle von Nurnberg, which I think isn't going to make it ...  The little one next to it is a Pachphytum Bracteosum and that has tiny roots, so I still hope it will grow a baby plant.

The Crassula Pagoda (two leaves) seems to be growing tiny plantlets, and a few roots. The other four - Echeveria Black Prince, Echeveria Lilacina, Echeveria Marrom and Graptoveria Fred Ives are the most promising! Fingers crossed I'll get these to grow into adult plants.

String of Hearts

My String of Hearts is here, from Hungary (Dabri Plants on Etsy)! The leaves looked wrinkled, but I gave it a good drink of water, and when I came home tonight I think the leaves had plumped up a little. I intend to cut off some of the length so I can propagate, because I want to fill the pot more and make the plant more bushy. The longest vine strand measures well over a metre long! 

I've put it on the shelf over the TV for now, but I want to find a higher spot to maybe hang it from, or maybe put it on one of my new Argos shelves, somewhere where the long vines are shown to best effect.

Sabrina sent me this String of Tears as a gift, and again some of the leaves were dry, but I've put in the pot with the other cuttings, and hope it roots.

The Graptoveria A Grim One has one root, and I want to wait until it has more, and longer roots, to put it in a pot.