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   Cake🌻

   11 months ago

   Zebra plants are so adorable!! I water mine every 16 days when his soil is dry, and he’s been very happy. He even grew a flower this past summer & I didn’t know they could do that! 🥰

   

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     Cake🌻

     11 months ago

     Another tip - They will start to turn red when they’re getting too much sun. Multiple succulents will do this to let us know. How cool is that?!

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     Sylvia

     11 months ago

     OMG 😱 I didn’t know that they grew flowers!!! Thank you I’ll keep your tips in mind ❤️

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     Sylvia

     11 months ago

     WOW thank you so much for this! Plants 🪴 really do talk to us, we just have to learn the language, I’ve had 3 China Doll plants over a course of 3 years and I was always unsuccessful with them but I loved the plant so much I decided to give it another try, and I listened and it’s been thriving ever since 🤞🏽❤️

     

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   Phil

   11 months ago

   I am a succulent enthusiast. Well over 100. Depending on how deep you want to go, I can give you a few suggestions. Left is a haworthia zebra. Right may be an Aloe Oik. Pic is my Oik when it gets abundant light. I’m not sure what the back plant is. I looked at the label but am not familiar with the plant listed. In general you only water when the entire pot of soil is dry. Then you drench till water drains from bottom. Soil is important also. Needs to be fast draining. I use Jacks Gritty Mix as my base. Then add some regular potting soil. Percentage depends on plant. The Oik needs lots of bright light, even sun. Haworthia can get by with less but still needs bright light. For beginners I always suggest shallow terracotta pots. They help alleviate overwatering. And shallow because most have shallow roots. Deeper pot is probably ok for the zebra. Pic is an example of my soil. Not much organic. Hope this helps. My Planta is public. Take a look.

   

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     Sylvia

     10 months ago

     The one in the back is a Crassula it’s velvety leaves and was much fuller when I bought it but some leaves have fallen off 😞 I’ll definitely take your advice about shallower pots 🤗 I’m just not confident with repotting I’ve lost succulents when I did, should I keep them in the nursery pots for now? And I live in New York and the weather is cold now. Thank you for your advice and support ❤️

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   Phil

   10 months ago

   The crassula may be a mesembryanthemoides. Repotting should not be an issue. I repot mine anytime of year. Nursery pots always come with the incorrect soil for succulents. They use soil to promote fast growth in young plants and it is much cheaper. Jacks Gritty is available at Amazon. Add in about 20% regular potting mix. That should be a great soil mix for these guys. Only water when the entire pot is completely dry. The leaves may feel a little soft and rubbery. One more thing, they need a lot more light. That’s why the crassula is dropping leaves. Their care is very different from tropicals. All you know about tropicals will not work for these guys. I have lots of grow lights for my succulents. Neighbors have asked if I’m preparing to land planes in the street.

   

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     Sylvia

     10 months ago

     OMG 😱 How beautiful!!!!! 😍 😍😍 I could only imagine!! Thank you for the kind advice 🤗

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