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   K

   over 2 years ago

   Lots of light, infrequent watering (overwatering is how most people kill them) and if a pearl falls off check whether there’s stem attached. If yes then put it back in the pot stem-side down to prop. Also try to put it somewhere that the top will get light and not just the side if you can. A lot of people put it on a high shelf and it can get pretty bald up top

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   K

   over 2 years ago

   Mine is flowering right now and it’s so cute!

   

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   Plantgirly

   over 2 years ago

   Thank you so much and it is very cute!!

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   Succulent❤️Mama

   over 2 years ago

   I noticed sometimes people have them in way too big of a pot so that leads to overwatering as well. Make sure their roots can reach the bottom of whatever pot they are in. They are a like a succulent and prefer to sit in dry soil. If you notice it’s staying wet for days, you probably need a smaller pot. My tiny starter plant was too small for even the 2” pot it came in. Since it wouldn’t dry out, I moved it to this saucer and water every day until the roots get long enough to go back in a normal pot. They need well draining soil (like succulent/cactus soil) and lots of light. Water when the pearls feel a little squishy. Don’t water again until they do again. That won’t be every day with a bigger pot.😄

   

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     Plantgirly

     over 2 years ago

     Thanks this will definitely help!!

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   Madderdebs

   over 2 years ago

   In the last year I unalived 3 of these. I read (I think on here somewhere) to give it its own grow light.. I have kept it alive and seemingly thriving for 5 months!

   

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