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Back to buying optionsCotyledon pendens Live Cuttings – 3 Unrooted Cuttings | Trailing Succulent | Rare Imported Succulent Plant | Bare Root | Easy Care Hanging Succulent | Collector Plant
Add graceful trailing growth to your succulent collection with these Cotyledon pendens live cuttings. Each order includes 3 unrooted cuttings of this attractive trailing succulent, known for its fleshy foliage and cascading growth habit. These imported cuttings are shipped without soil or a pot and may arrive slightly shriveled or with minimal roots due to transit, which is normal for freshly shipped succulent material. Temporary color changes may also occur while the cuttings acclimate. With proper care, the cuttings can root and develop into beautiful trailing plants for containers, hanging baskets, succulent arrangements, and collector displays.
You will receive:
✔️ 3 live Cotyledon pendens cuttings
✔️ Unrooted succulent cuttings
✔️ Shipped bare root without soil or pot
✔️ Attractive trailing growth habit
✔️ Imported live succulent material
✔️ Natural variations in size and color are normal
✔️ Carefully packaged for safe arrival
🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Cotyledon pendens
Botanical Name: Cotyledon pendens
Plant Type: Trailing succulent
Growth Stage: Unrooted cuttings
Sun Requirements: Bright light to partial sun; acclimate gradually to direct sunlight
Soil: Fast-draining cactus or succulent soil
Watering: Low; allow soil to dry thoroughly between waterings
Mature Length: Can develop into a long trailing plant under suitable conditions
Growth Rate: Moderate during active growth
USDA Zones: Approximately 9–11; protect from frost and freezing temperatures
Container Friendly: Yes
💡 Care Tip: Allow fresh cuttings to rest in a dry location until the cut ends are properly callused before planting. Place them in a fast-draining succulent mix and provide bright indirect light while roots develop. Water sparingly during the rooting stage and avoid keeping the soil wet. Once established, gradually introduce more sunlight and water only when the soil is completely dry.
