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Katie

Hi there! I’m wondering if I can get help in confirming or just identifying these two babies. I went a little plant buy happy and bought these starters off of Etsy before doing 100% due diligence in researching the farm. After some searching after ordering it seems some people have had some problems with it being the correct plant purchased, and I’m too new to be able to tell myself, so I was hoping some of you experts could help 😊 The starter on the left is supposed to be a white princess starter, and the left is supposed to be a black cherry pink princess starter. Do they look like they’re supposed to? Can I even tell at this point? lol 😂 any feedback is appreciated! Thanks!

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  1. Mullein

    It looks right to me. I mean, personally, I feel like “black cherry” is more of a buzz word for selling pink princesses rather than a separate cultivar. But either way, it’s got pretty marbling and looks healthy! The white princess looks correct too, but it’s still a bit too small to be 100% that’s what it is versus white knight or white wizard. But yeah, like you said, it’ll get clearer as they get bigger. They’re still a bit tender at that size, so be careful not to let them dry out completely. I don’t love the growing medium that they use for these types of plant plugs. I think it’s too dense for the home environment. However, it might also be too early to repot them. It’s a tricky balance 😅 But yeah, keep a careful eye until they get about twice as big as they are now

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  2. RK

    The one on the right def looks like a pink princess- idk about black cherry and all that 🤷🏻‍♀️ The one on the right does look like either a white princess or white wizard. Is there pink on the stem at all? That’s how you can tell the difference- white princess has pink in the stems

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