Almost 3 years old, was the size of my pinky when I first got her and there was only one strand. I use to have an identification card for her but lost it in the move. She's in a more sunny spot but if anyone can remind me what she is that would be great!
Looks like Anacampseros Rufescens (sp). If so, it needs much more light. Pic is mine. They are usually more compact. That is a 6 inch pot.
She was in a spot that got like 70% light and 30%shade but she has been in full sun for about a week now. Is she not ment to be a hanging succulent? She has 5 arms she likes to put over the edge😅
1 like I’m sorry but they are not a type for hanging. Google to be sure but I’ve never seen them grown in a hanging container. Many succulents need a lot more light than most people realize, so your assumption is what most people believe. I’m not sure what you mean about 70% light and shade. But direct sun is not just a bright window. It is sunlight shining directly on the plant. The plant would be able to “see” the sun. Any curtain or shade not fully pulled up out of the way, negates the direct sun term.
1 likeThat’s cause it was looking for more light. If you have a south or west window it will like sitting 🪑 n the window sill. Just which ever window has the e most sun ( hours)
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