HEY YALL! It’s teacher appreciation week! And my present from work, as a preschool teacher, today was a new hens and chicken! The nursery pot says it’s a Echeveria. I have it in the kitchen “no sunlight” currently, and I am not transplanting or watering it just yet, until I get more info. I don’t want to shock it anymore than it has been the last few days. Ready for all the tips!
I’m assuming you gave that custom name just because. There is a sempervivum hens and chicks which is a different plant, but looks similar.
0 Likes Ohhh no that’s just what it said on the nursery pot. Echeveria. I’m not sure what exact plant it is. But I’m taking all the tips I can get! 😊
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Lovely plant & Thanks for your work. 🥰
0 Likes Thank you! 😊
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Cute! Find a window with full sun!! Do not water more than every 3-4 wks. Give her some new gritty substrate so she drains 💛
1 Like Thank you for the tips!
1 Like No prob. I can’t stress this enough… so much MORE light/LESS water than you think! Good luck!!
0 Likes Does it need a pot with drainage holes?
1 Like Omgggg YES, forgot to mention but really EVERY POT you put a plant in… with a few weird exceptions… should always have drainage. I only plant directly into terracotta pots, otherwise it is nursery pot (clear is good so you can check roots/moisture) inside cute pot 🥰
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