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title: "Hi all! Plant noob looking for some info / tips 🌱 I got this…"
description: "Hi all! Plant noob looking for some info / tips 🌱 I got this succulent back in May of 2025. She’s my only surviving plant (I’ll admit I’m pretty…"
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community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "˚ʚNɞ˚"
published: "2026-01-25T19:40:29.569071Z"
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# Hi all! Plant noob looking for some info / tips 🌱 I got this…

_Posted by ˚ʚNɞ˚ on 2026-01-25_

Hi all! Plant noob looking for some info / tips 🌱

I got this succulent back in May of 2025. She’s my only surviving plant (I’ll admit I’m pretty forgetful/neglectful). But I noticed recently that she started sprouting this long stem that appears to be flowering. I’ve never had a succulent do this but I assume it’s a good thing!? I always keep her in this windowsill and water her at random when I realize that it’s been a while since I last did it. Should I be doing anything special with this new growth? What is it?? Any information or tips would be helpful!! 🌟

![Attachment 1 of 3](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/XJeHUPs_85-jpm7Rie_VqR3jFXuMraPxBNnim-EZTxA/GH7zbMrjSauR5qcGiu3FKQ.webp?size=large)

![Attachment 2 of 3](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/XJeHUPs_85-jpm7Rie_VqR3jFXuMraPxBNnim-EZTxA/dZCTIS9-SOWdpyr1SSi3BQ.webp?size=large)

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## 7 comments

### Plant Guy commented on 2026-01-25

Just a bloom.. looks super healthy.. keep doing what you’re doing.. water maybe once a month

### Phil commented on 2026-01-25

You’re lucky. The window must get enough light. Echeverias are very demanding of light. Looks very healthy. With more light you would probably get more color in the leaves.

#### Phil replied on 2026-01-25

I was wrong about coloring up. It looks like an Echeveria agavoides. I have a few and they stay the bright green even in bright light. Just the ends color up.

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### Belle commented on 2026-01-26

Mine is doing something similar!! I was wondering 🤔 if I should be doing anything special or different as well. It’s very pretty 🤩!! Looks very healthy!!

![Attachment 1 of 1](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/K-d70M9b_XPCT9hPMjrrjAHzBFH7eifnAXd0q-_Fdu4/zhuvIfQ0QXqY1hjkDIeQug.webp?size=large)

#### ˚ʚNɞ˚ replied on 2026-01-26

So pretty!! Did you assist in them growing upright? I was considering propping her up somehow since it’s flopping to the side haha

#### Belle replied on 2026-01-26

No actually I didn’t!! They just started sprouting and then came the tiny little flowers that are so pretty, the picture doesn’t do them justice, they are like a bright vivid pink, so pretty 🤩!!

#### ˚ʚNɞ˚ replied on 2026-01-27

Wow that’s awesome! And the pink color is gorgeous 💞

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