My Echeveria chihuahuaensis has been confusing me for a few months now. She became very dehydrated months ago (I was new to plants) but has since mostly recovered, except for wrinkles on the underside of her bottom leaves. As she became adequately watered and her leaves firmed up, the wrinkles continued to remain on the underside. I have tried under and over watering to see if anything would make a difference but nothing has. When I try underwatering, however, the bottom wrinkly leaves do not become squishy or flimsy as they lose water. They remain firm with wrinkles. The leaves above them respond to less and more water but the bottom leaves remain wrinkly yet firm. I am unsure if the plant needs them anymore. Should I take the wrinkly bottom leaves off? Any help or advice is appreciated. Thank you! Picture 1 is from October Pictures 2 and 3 are her today, from above and below angles
