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Plantmami

Got this succulent at a nursery about 3 weeks ago I’m not sure what it’s called if anyone can help with that but most importantly I was wondering if anyone can tell me how I can help him he all of a sudden drooped over I’m not sure what to do from here any suggestions would be appreciated!

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  1. Molly 🪴

    Panda plant!

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    • Molly 🪴

      Sometimes they drop over when they get too heavy, but that shouldn’t be the case for yours. I’d recommend propping it up on something

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  2. Pliny the Elder

    It’s not getting enough sun so it is etiolated. See below picture for healthy growth

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    • Alex

      Yours are so pretty!

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    • MummaDeb

      Been trying to figure out how to message you. Your cacti are beautiful. Interested in trading some babies? I’m in MA.

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  3. Plantmami

    Do you think getting sun will help it now or do you think I need to try and propagate it ?

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    • Plantmami

      You can see here where it’s started to bend poor guy 🥺

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  4. Plant Father

    along with needing more light (looks like the greenhouse kept it in shade unfortunately), it likely needs to be repotted into a pot with better drainage, i would also trim it right where it bent. these plants are hardy and will propagate themselves. a piece of a leaf broke off mine and fell behind a shelf, found it a few months later with long scraggly roots about two inches long

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    • Plantmami

      Thank you, and yes the nursery did have it in shade unfortunately, I took your advice and propagated it, ran out of soil but will add more once I get some hopefully this works!

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    • Plant Father

      looks good. your kalanchoe will probably look 10x better in a month or two, good luck!

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