They are very familiar with basic succulent care and have successfully propagated many large plants. You can propagate them from leaves but it is more difficult and less reliable than using stem cuttings. Chickens and chicks can easily be propagated like all succulent plants. While learning how often to water these plants, remember that they originate from arid climates where rainfall is rare. Your cacti's growth can be affected by water retention. This is why it is important to choose the right soil. You can care for these tiny plants just as you would a mature Crassula mesembryanthemoides.

As you get better at succulent gardening, you will want to experiment with different methods of propagation. The germination phase may take about 3-6 months during propagation from seeds, so please be patient in the process. When cutting leaves, be gentle and you'll eventually have enough to propagate more. Once a callous has formed, insert the cutting into a pot of soil and water regularly. While the Sedum adolphi will grow well in most PH conditions, it does need soil with good drainage. This guide provides a comprehensive explanation of how to properly water the Sedum adolphi.