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title: "Also trying to find what type of plant this is, if anyone knows 🌴"
description: "Also trying to find what type of plant this is, if anyone knows 🌴"
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community: "Show your plants"
author: "Rylie"
published: "2024-07-01T23:50:50.074163Z"
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# Also trying to find what type of plant this is, if anyone knows 🌴

_Posted by Rylie on 2024-07-01_

Also trying to find what type of plant this is, if anyone knows 🌴

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## 3 comments

### eatyacarbs commented on 2024-07-01

these are known as “hens and chicks” and they’re looking like they need quite a bit more light. they are surprisingly cold hardy and do well outdoors as ground cover 😁

#### Rylie replied on 2024-07-02

Wow do you think that’s why they are turned down to the ground? Thanks!! 🫶🏼

#### eatyacarbs replied on 2024-07-02

yes they do this when they’re lacking light. you can’t reverse that in the affected leaves, but the new growth will point up with proper lighting — they spread quite prolifically, too, when in ground

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