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Jenni’sPlants

help please! can it be saved? i tried to no overwater so im not sure if this is from too much or too little water? any tips are appreciated. thank you!

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  1. Sydney

    I would trim off the dead and put it in direct sun and wait about 2 weeks to water and see what it does if it’s still dying I would dig it up and see what’s going on in the roots :)

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    • Jenni’sPlants

      i will try this! thank you!

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    • Sydney

      No problem!

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  2. Kelly

    I have this plant and I’ve noticed if it’s getting too much water it gets soft how do the leaves feel near the base? I only water about every 3 weeks.

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    • Jenni’sPlants

      the leaves are a little soft, it sounds like i may have been overwatering, thank you!

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  3. Phil

    This looks to be a haworthia zebra plant. Soil should be totally dry between waterings. It looks overwatered. But I disagree with placing it in direct sun. Be careful. Direct morning sun is fine but zebras don’t like direct sun all day. Also when it is time to water, add water until it comes out the drain.

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    • Jenni’sPlants

      it definitely seems i may have overwatered, i will give this a try, thank you!

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  4. Waspinator

    When watering, be careful not to get any water where its leaves meet; it can get stuck there and stagnate. If you splash in there, dry it with a paper towel; it's fine as long as it doesn't stay wet. Otherwise you can expect it to occasionally lose a leaf at the bottom; they're the oldest and will eventually age out

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    • Jenni’sPlants

      i didn’t know this! i’ll be careful to watch for this and dry it if needed. thank you!

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