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plant mommy

Hello I have this succulent (no one knows what it is and neither does any app) who was severely dehydrated. Probably hadnā€™t been watered for four months and sat in full sun. All the bright green is new growth but all her bottom leaves that were brown when I got them from lack of water are all falling off and even some that didnā€™t look that damaged. Is this part of her healing or should I be worried? Hereā€™s her now, and then some of the leaves that fell ALL THIS MORNING ā˜¹ļø.

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  1. Springvision

    She looks like she's doing OK. Just don't overcompensate and water too much.

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    • plant mommy

      Iā€™ve been watering her as often as the water meter says 0% moisture but thatā€™s pretty frequent maybe every two weeks. Is that okay?

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    • Cookie

      Yeah. Let succulents dry out between waterings. You may also want a smaller pot. They have small roots usually & like to be snug. I also find terra cotta pots work really well for me because they lets the soil dry out better. I use a chunky soil mix for the same reason. And a wooden skewer stick instead of a moisturizer meter. Same principle as when you are baking a cake. If it comes out wet/damp, itā€™s not ready yet. šŸ˜

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  2. LeafyGreenhouse

    Itā€™s ok bottom leafs drop all the time on mine so this is normal

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