This is my variation of succulents. I’ve had it for about a month and a half now and right when I got it, I didn’t realize that I needed to have it in the sun more and the leaves fell off of the one in the right of the picture. I really hope someone can help me get it back to its former glory. And yes, it is getting plenty of sun now and enough water.
PLEASE HELP!!!
0 Mi piace You can also see the before picture in the plant about profile thing.
0 Mi piaceI would just leave it in the sun and let it be. Keep it on the watering schedule you have. It should live but it will take some time. If you really want to you could get some succulent food to help it. 💚
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If that was mine I would separate some of them out so it doesn’t get too crowded. My succulents are outside in full, direct sun and go nuts growing! If you want to take it outside, ease it out into a shadier area for a week or so then more sun. And only water when it’s completely dry!
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I agree with the separation too, as all those plants have different watering needs. From appearance alone, it looks like you have a mixture consistent of a “gollum” or “ogre ears” jade plant, echeveria, and pachyphytum or graptoveria. It is up to you, though, in terms of seperation. As for tips, “bottom water” your plant, especially when it’s hard to water at the top of the soil from all the plants. This helps prevent overwatering and attracting fungus gnats to the soil. If you don’t know what “bottom watering” is, it’s very easy, and you can find tons of tutorials by searching “how to bottom water your plant” on YouTube. Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Those are key for any plant, especially succulents, and if your current pot doesn’t have it, regardless of if you plan on separating the plants or not, definitely repot it into another pot. If you do have to repot it, or plan to, PLEASE don’t use Miracle Grow’s cactus mix. It’s terrible and stays moist for way too long, and can kill your plant even after adding an entire bag of perlite to the mix. I highly recommend Espoma’s Organic Cactus and Succulent soil. It runs for about $5-7 in my area and I buy it at my local nursery or Ace Hardware. Hope this helps!
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