Lilly
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AdrianWrinkled leaves can be a sign of overwatering or underwatering. How many days do you wait before watering it, and is it in a pot with drainage holes, and cactus and succulent soil? If it’s in a ceramic pot, or doesn’t have drainage holes, or the soil takes a while to dry out, you’ll want to repot it in new soil or in a terra cotta pot with at least one large drainage hole or a plastic pot with multiple drainage holes. From the looks of it, they both might be in pots too big for them, leaving them sitting in moist soil for too long. The pot should match the size of the root ball, not the size of the plant. You could try putting them all together in a small pot, but I would start by repotting them in something smaller in general if you don’t think anything else is causing the wrinkling. Please avoid something like Miracle Grow’s succulent soil if you’re planning on repotting, cause their soil, even their cactus soil, has become infamous for containing too much peat and taking too long to dry out, leading to overwatering and root rot very quickly, especially if you live in a more humid climate. I use Espoma’s Cactus and Succulent soil for all my jades, I swear by it, and anything I’ve ever planted with miracle grow’s stuff nearly died on me within a week, even after adding an entire bag of perlite to it, and only watering it once. The soil was still completely soaked after 14 days and very quickly led to root rot just from watering it once, so if you think you’re doing everything else right for it, it could be the soil that’s affecting it. Hope this helps!
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Thank you for all this great information.
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No problem! 😉
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