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Beastowa

My Echeveria Etna used to be absolutely stunning when I first got it, but now after losing and growing new leaves throughout the year, it’s gotten very plain looking. How do I get it to have those big bumps again? And what should I do to stress it for those vibrant purple colors? Here’s a before and after from 6 months ago to now.

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  1. Plant Father

    it needs full sun to stay that vibrant purple, i’m pretty sure it’s a sun-stress pigment, like how humans get tan in the summer

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  2. Cherrybergher

    Put a grow light above it 3-4 inches away.

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    • Beastowa

      I imagine the grow light will give its stress colors back, but any idea how to get the little bumpy ridges to come back?

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    • Plant Father

      i think they might return when new leaves grow in the brighter light, plants like succulents and cacti tend to have a certain look when they’re fresh from greenhouses because they were in full sun, and new leaves that grow in our homes end up a lot different

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