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NoGreenThumbHere

I am not good at keeping plants alive outside of aloe, but I’m spreading my wings and got this little nugget, I think it’s a Mexican Snowball according to google search? Any advice for someone who perpetually kills plants? It came in that planter and I haven’t changed anything out or anything. I also got the little tree looking one and the tiny one in the llama planter…. Any advice on these as well? And also identification?

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  1. Mallarie E

    That owl is adorable! Where can I find one?! 🫶

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  2. NoGreenThumbHere

    I found it just at a little greenhouse, I didn’t even know the pink flowers were part of the same plant at first lol

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  3. BeanyGal

    Hey I'm sorry to be a bother but I've just logged back on and I can't for the life of me find the community tab. Could someone screenshot theirs as I can only get to pages through notifications now it's just disappeared

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    • Buffy
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    • Buffy

      The circled icon on bottom

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    • BeanyGal

      @Buffy have you got premium?

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  4. BigGrac

    I’d start by making sure all of the pots have drainage holes! Sometimes the ones they prepot them in don’t. If they don’t, I recommend switching them out to small terracotta pots - I have a lot of luck with succulents in those.

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    • NoGreenThumbHere

      Thank you so much, I had not even checked and one of them does not have a hole in the bottom, so I will definitely get a terracotta pot for that one now :)

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  5. Sam

    Owl one looks just like my Echeveria Chihuahuaensis! Definitely give it as much sun as you can and no need to water super often. I grew mine from a leaf for ~4 years and he finally bloomed this year for the first time 🥰 enjoy!

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    • NoGreenThumbHere

      Awww, that’s awesome! And thank you for the advice :)

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