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title: "regular bloom or death bloom?"
description: "regular bloom or death bloom?"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/vOLjreBcQ-OpqrHIhVSc4w/GYkBenqGeWiK8HcXlAYWUD"
community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "Camryn"
published: "2025-07-25T21:33:50.374943Z"
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# regular bloom or death bloom?

_Posted by Camryn on 2025-07-25_

regular bloom or death bloom?

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## 2 comments

### Qbert commented on 2025-07-25

What kind of plant is it?  
(I don’t think it’s dying)

### Phil commented on 2025-07-26

Probably a flower. Death blooms only happen with few plants. You could look yours up if you have the proper name. And pups on the side are usually produced first. Another clue is that death blooms come from the center of the rosette. Yours is off to the side.

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