Does anyone know why a few of my dwarf gasteriaās leaves have become loose and came out? Thereās no brown spots on any of them so Iām not sure whatās going on
Does anyone know why a few of my dwarf gasteriaās leaves have become loose and came out? Thereās no brown spots on any of them so Iām not sure whatās going on
To clarify: they were loose and you pulled them out or you found them outside the pot?
0 LikesYeah they were loose so I pulled them out, which now I donāt think I should have done that
0 LikesWord. Just let them be and go back in time and pretend you didnāt notice ha. The thing that looks like a dowel was a three-foot flower that I wouldnāt stop messing with once it withered. I thought I was supposed to remove it - because it was loose - but someone told me stop messing with it. Ps Your plant looks super healthy.
1 LikeOh haha okay! I love your plant as well, very beautiful
0 LikesWant to know what I did after this? I slightly wiggled some of the leaves.
1 LikeHaha! Itās almost tempting for me to pull the loose ones out, but Iām refraining to do so
0 LikesIt could be normal leaf shed. Sometimes the bottom leaves just donāt receive the same amount of energy as the top growth points
2 LikesYes. And the leaves often donāt look ill when this happens.
1 LikeOhh makes sense. Will those leaves that fell off eventually grow roots or would they just die off?
0 LikesTheyāll just die ĀÆ\_(ć)_/ĀÆ
1 LikeThis is what I thought but hadnāt spent any time looking until now: āGasteria āLittle Warty' will produce small offsets, sprouting up around the base of the plant. Simply pull these up and allow the offsets to dry for one to two days before replanting.ā Can you tell Iāve been thinking about this post a lot?
1 LikeLast comment I promise, but I gotta show you the flower. It grew a few inches one week, and then shot up and up. The flower would point in different directions during the day.
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