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title: "Hello! This is Georgia, and according to Planta she's a crinkle leaf…"
description: "Hello! This is Georgia, and according to Planta she's a crinkle leaf succulent (although please let me know if that might've been a mislabel). I've had her for…"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/vOLjreBcQ-OpqrHIhVSc4w/KOqpueVRqWESAzAld9Pa9s"
community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "Mick E"
published: "2025-08-16T20:39:48.955647Z"
language: "en"
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# Hello! This is Georgia, and according to Planta she's a crinkle leaf…

_Posted by Mick E on 2025-08-16_

Hello!

This is Georgia, and according to Planta she's a crinkle leaf succulent (although please let me know if that might've been a mislabel). I've had her for several years (got her in college at a little RA dorm activity Soph. year), and have never really had issues. My question is abt the little fuzzy orange/brown bits growing on her (in the photo). When I've looked up crinkle leaf succulents, none of them seem to have those. Because health-wise she seems to be doing fine, I was curious about whether she might be a different type of succulent altogether, or if there's something I can do for them to not be there. Not a major deal, more of a curiosity partially bc they do fall off and it can get a bit annoying with cleanup is all. Plus, I would want to know if maybe there actually is something wrong with her health-wise so I can take better care of her.

Thank you so much !

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## 5 comments

### Sharon commented on 2025-08-16

It kind of looks like a lot of aerial roots

### Andrew commented on 2025-08-16

She looks so happy!!! Those look like aerial roots. It’s absorbing water from the air.

#### Mick E replied on 2025-08-16

Thank you! It makes me so happy to hear that she looks happy :') I looked up aerial roots and it seems I shouldn't be concerned? So I guess I'll just keep letting her do her thing

### Aylajane82 commented on 2025-08-17

It’s a type of anacampseros

### Colie commented on 2025-08-18

You could probably repot her and lay all those roots on the soil!

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