This weekend I finally let myself splurge and got myself some plants. This is my first time ever raising succulents (assuming snake plants and Easter cacti don’t count lol) and I’m exited and nervous. I repotted them yesterday and they all look very nice, so lmk if you have any tips for raising these babies to be healthy!
Alot of sun and bottom water these. Have fun and best wishes!!
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What type of plant are the brown ones? They look very cool and remind me of mushrooms in a way.
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A lot of sun and water when soil is completely dry
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First pic on left is sedum burrito or burros tail or donkey tail. Different names, same plant. But there are several very similar plants so may want to research that one. Second is a panda plant. And last is lithops. Omg lithops. Lithops need extremely high grit soil. Pretty much gravel. They require very special watering routine. Definitely research. Very few people have good luck with them lasting more than several months. I’ve had them and didn’t do well. Currently have several Living Rocks that are doing well and are related to lithops. Pic. Panda and sedum require high grit succulent soil. Panda needs an abundance of light. The sedum does best in bright light not direct sun. And of course normal succulent care of totally bone dry soil and then drench. Pic is my arrangement of various Pandas.
Didn’t realize that Panda arrangement looks like crap in the photo. Much better in person. Here’s better pic. Well maybe.
