In 2019 I planted a single Gollum Jade leaf and grew this beast. The top picture was from May 19, 2019 and the bottom picture was taken today.
planted these Aeonium stem cuttings from California after moving to Texas. Been a month. They don’t seem to be dying, but I’m not sure if they’re actually growing or just surviving.
Do they look healthy and rooted? Any tips or changes you’d recommend?
Thanks! 🌱
Supposed to be Summer dormant but it clearly doesn't know that.
No idea what it it.
I water when the soil is completely dry, probably every couple weeks. I just watered a few days ago and the dry leaves have gotten worse. I keep it inside and it gets mostly indirect sun with a coupled hours direct
I’ve had this succulent for about a year and a half, it’s super sentimental as it is the last of three that were used in my wedding bouquet. It started to stretch about a year ago so I got better lights for it and a few months back it split two new heads off the main stem. I’m worried it needs something that I’m not picking up on. I want to propagate the two heads from the main one but I’m not sure if it’s healthy enough to do that or even how to go about propagating them and really don’t want to risk it dying so I’ve been in freeze mode as far as messing with it. Look for advice on if I could propagate it now and how to go about doing that if it’s healthy to do so?
How did this happen? In 1 week, I went from 1 sad succulent in my washroom to all these! 🙈
As the title states, I bought a succulent about 10 months ago… and safe to say it is growing exponentially— about 5 inches since I bought it. Currently I water it once a week, feed it roughly once a month, and give it a good amount of sunlight during the day and they are absolutely thriving. With that being said, I just want to make sure it is being taken care of to the best of my ability. The main question I have here is:
Should I repot it? It currently has three growths, two of which are about to touch the lower hanging leaves of the main stem. Is there anything I can do about that so they don’t grow into each other?
If there’s anything I could be doing better here, please let me know! Thank you very much!!
Location - Pune
Hi, this is my orange guy. He has a succulent plant as hair. I dont know the plant. Got it from mahabaleshwar. I live in Pune.
Now my query:
The left picture is when i bought it, 1 month ago. 2nd picture is of today. Why does it look much light green now? The shop told me to drench it in water about once a week / when it gets very dry. The plant is now looking very light green, as compared to when i bought it. It was darker green then. Am i over watering it? Whats the fix and how do i know my plant is healthy?
Some information about it:
Dont know its name
Bought 1 month ago from mahabaleshwar, maharashtra. Now its in Pune.
I keep it on my study table in bright white led for about 6 hours a day.
Soil is 50% black-ish garden soil + 50% coco peat. Ive added small brick parts at the very bottom.
Thank you so much!
Is this what I think it is? Did my echeveria Lola became variegated? It used to be pink in the middle until it burned a few months ago and now it has very pale leaves. Is this normal?
I'm pretty sure the pink/purple one on the left is a Graptoveria "Debbie".
The other powdery pink and blue one I'm having a hard time figuring out (they are all the same). Thanks for any ideas!
This is only happening in this corner, and while it is currently extremely hot in my corner of Europe, she went through heatwaves before just fine.
Hi! I just bought a bulk packaged of succulents for gifting at my baby shower. I’ve never cared for succulents before and was wondering if anyone can give me tips on how to care for these? They arrived on Friday and the shower is not until the following Sunday (a bit over a week later).
I’ve read that I shouldn’t water them until 3-7 days after shipment since shipping can be a lot on them.
I do also need to wrap burlap around the pot for gifting so I just want to know the best timeline for anything.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated. I added a photo incase what is helpful at all. Thank you!
For the last one with the white spots (torch plant I think?) if I could get some advice that'd be neat. There looks to be some healthy growth coming in in the center but the big outer leaves have just been slowly getting more and more withered. I'm thinking it could just be shock and once that new stuff comes in she'll be up and happy again but I'd like to be sure.
For context, they were getting watered, and the larger pots you're seeing are mostly filled with smooth gravel so they don't retain extra water.
May have gone a little overboard, luckily I had my husband along who carried everything and did not complain once or ask if I really needed the 18th plant. Market is still open tomorrow in the Grugapark. Unrelated plants in the background
I have another healthy Dorstenia Gigas so Im not too upset with this second one if it turns out to be a tragedy.
This one had a rot problem when I got it from the seller. I excised the rot and put sulphur powder on it.
I has been recovering and the leaves have perked up in full sun. However, one side of the caudex has yellowed. The entire caudex is FIRM but one side....well. The 1st pic tells the story.
Could it be that the sulphur powder I put where I cut out the rot (dead center) dripped down when water got on the area? Could this be the cause of the yellowing? Im out of ideas.
To reiterate, side of the caudex where the suphur may have dripped down when wet, is turning yellow. As you can see in the second pic, the other side is green and fine. The entire caudex is firm / hard. No softness at all.
Is this thing done for? Ive about had it!
I've got this little echeveria that just refused to be happy. I have it baking under a grow light for a minimum of 8hrs a day. I water sparingly. Yet it refuses to do anything but be leggy and sad. The heck does this thing want from me?