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Josie

hi! i’m trying to figure out what kind of succulent this is. i got this corsage in the fall and this succulent on it has survived until now. it also grew that part in the middle. i have just been sprinkling water on it once a week ish and it has survived until now. i’m wondering what kind of succulent it is so i can figure out how to take care of it better. also would there be any way for me to transfer it to a pot? i really don’t know how it has survived this long without dirt unless it’s a kind that doesn’t need dirt? (all the other stuff on the corsage is fake)

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  1. DanishGramma

    Looks like an etiolated Echeveria to me. They’re pretty easy to propagate and the care is like a cactus. I’ve used a succulent mix from miracle grow and corse sand. There’s so many different varieties of Echeveria that it makes identifying them hard. I have an Echeveria minima that is blue with pink tips. The thick leaves store water and so they don’t need frequent watering. They do need full sun or a bright grow light (5000k) daylight color. Best of luck ☘️

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  2. TheCrazyPlantLaidy

    Idk what kind but it’s so beautiful

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