Sedum Cuspidatum is small succulent shrub that has fleshy, branching stems of up to 10 inches (25 cm) length. It would help to cut it precisely where it connects with the stem. Then, place the stem cut on a smooth surface. Leave it to become brittle for a few more days. You should begin to see small Graptoveria seedlings emerge from the soil's surface after a few weeks or days. Your browser settings can be changed to prevent cookies from being set. Refer to your browser Help to learn how. By clicking on the box below, you can modify cookie policy settings.