Does anyone happen to know what any of these are? I’ve had them all for years, but they were all unlabelled when I purchased/acquired them. Some were a gift. Would really appreciate any care advice too. Recently repotted them all due to growth and root binding. I know one of them has a lot of hairy roots on the stem but not sure what to do about it or if it should be a concern.
Adromischus Cristatus ‘Crinkle Leaf.’
Thanks! Yeah I think I just found that out with a google image search but the other plants are kind of stumping me. I think one is a fasciated haworthia?
1 Like Lots of haworthia in the brown pot buried too deeply in the potting soil.
1 Like Oh thanks! I’ll have to fix that asap. Tbh I kinda repotted them all in a rush and haven’t been able to really give them attention again until now.
0 Likes Tips: It’s best to get a good quality succulent and cactus mix. The standard potting mix holds too much water and call easily kill cacti and succulents with root rot. These plants need well draining soil. Plant in smaller pots to ensure the water goes to the roots and is not wicked away by excess soil. Using smaller pots uses less soil causing less waste. Don’t plant so deeply in the pot. Light can be blocked by the edges. The top of the soil is usually within 1/4 inch to the rim of the pot as in the attached picture. Terracotta is the preferred material for pots to help draw excess water away. Plastic and ceramic pots are good as long as there is no overwatering. Provide bright indirect light to the succulents to prevent sunburned leaves. This is all I know from killing succulents! 🤣🌿🍀
