I've seen them sold as succulents so I'd say yes. I'm not positive on exactly how to split them, if they pull part easily or have to be cut But if you remove a baby and put it where you want them to spread, be sure the roots are in soil and they should be good to go.
you can stick the chicks pretty much any place cept damp or swamp in the spring so they get established before the summer drought sets in, very easy to do just cozy them into the soil and they will root and take off
Great! Thanks! I have some that I want to get well established before fall. Do I have to cover these with leaves or anything late fall? I am zone 4B I believe.
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