Why is my Pulido’s echeveria looking so droopy? And the bottom leaves are starting to lose a bit of color. What happened?
Why is my Pulido’s echeveria looking so droopy? And the bottom leaves are starting to lose a bit of color. What happened?
It looks healthy! As the plant grows out of the top, the bottom leaves will age and gravity takes over. Don’t worry about the droop!
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Yep! The leaves are coming in nice and tight, which is another good thing. If you wanna get into propagating, you have a strong base on this plant which is good.
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This looks etiolated. Needs more light
1 mi piaceHow often do you water? Looks like it needs more light and maybe water? I squeeze the leaves of my succulents to determine if they need water. Squishy leaves = water, firm don’t water
1 mi piaceI put them right by the window NikoScy, is that a good spot?
0 Mi piaceSorry meant WeyPlantMama
0 Mi piaceWhat direction is the window facing?
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0 Mi piaceTry rotating the plant that will give the chance to straighten up since it looks a little more to one side
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