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title: "I had recently gotten a big pot of succulents (ogre ears golden sedum…"
description: "I had recently gotten a big pot of succulents (ogre ears golden sedum paddle plant and tipsy turvy specifically.) And it had webs in it I thought it was a…"
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community: "Pests, diseases and problems"
author: "Blooming Dawn"
published: "2025-08-18T04:41:29.463167Z"
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# I had recently gotten a big pot of succulents (ogre ears golden sedum…

_Posted by Blooming Dawn on 2025-08-18_

I had recently gotten a big pot of succulents (ogre ears golden sedum paddle plant and tipsy turvy specifically.) And it had webs in it I thought it was a house spider so I left it alone till the plant started dying I thought it was spider mites so I sprayed neem oil some other spray and cinnamon plus orange peel juice and I just discorvered a tiny brown mushroom growing in spores and a weird smell I tried propagating one of the ogre ears and it wilted. Does anyone know about this?

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## 3 comments

### Yup commented on 2025-08-18

The mushroom usually means you have good soil but the other stuff is probably something growing in all the willted foliage

#### Blooming Dawn replied on 2025-08-18

Thanks!

### Waspinator commented on 2025-08-18

Most of those succulents look rotted. If you find any healthy looking sections, you should cut them and try to propagate, but even those have a high chance of rotting at this point. Definitely remove the dead material and use fresh soil. Use a mix with excellent drainage and try to avoid letting the root tips sit in pooling water

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