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Jay

Does anyone know why this is happening to my echeveria's leaves?

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  1. Cookie

    Looks like a watering problem. Could you send a picture of the entire plant?

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    • Jay

      Sure.

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  2. Autumn

    what’s the powder on the leaves? it looks overwater too with the yellow in the leaves. what’s his sunlight situation?

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    • Jay

      Natural light, though it's hasn't been so bright due to winter...

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  3. Kades

    This looks like powdery mildew. It’s a tricky fix but YouTube has some good videos on treatment!

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  4. Jillian Champ

    I like to use this. Source: Pinterest

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  5. Sunny

    It’s powdery mildew. High humidity, poor air circulation and overwatering can promote the growth of the spores. I’ve never treated it on succulents. Check online.

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    • Jay

      Okay, thank you!

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  6. Stephanie

    I have had this issue before and I have taken 2 aspirin and crushed them up and put them in a 32 Oz water bottle and sprayed them with it and it has helped with several of mine. Don't drench it though cause you don't want to over water your Succulents. I live in the pnw and I only water them about every 3 to 5 weeks depending on how they look. Good luck

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    • Jay

      Tysm.

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  7. Bob the cactus nerd

    Looks like a mildew problem on the right

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    • Bob the cactus nerd

      I liked my own comment lol

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