Daril
My molded wax leaves are yellowing and jelly-like. I originally thought it was overwatered, but the soil is completely dry. Any ideas what’s wrong?
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I’m curious what type of snake plant you all think this is - there seems to be 2 different types. I got this years ago at a local grocery store, I repotted it a few weeks later, and realized that my snake plant consisted of a group of leaves bundled together under the soil with a rubber band and no roots 🙄😂 (that was the day I stopped buying plants from grocery stores bahaha). It was a lot smaller back then lol (see third pic from 5/2021) and only had the one type, which those same leaves still seem to be as short as they came. I didn’t even know if this thing was going to survive but the other type started growing randomly one day and it just keeps going, seeming to be very happy. I was thinking Laurentii and… potentially black coral? Let me know what you think!
Kaito
does anyone know what these yellow leaves mean?
Taylor
Can anyone tell me what type of cactus this is I’ve tried a couple different identifier apps and they tell me different things?!
Jesse
Titanopsis calcarea 'Concrete Leaf'
Beastowa
Wanted to share my journey over the course of the last year with succulents. This is my favorite species, Echeveria Etna. It was magnificent and beautiful when I first purchased it last winter, but it’s gone through many stages and rough patches. Living in Northeastern Ohio, we don’t have the right climate for outdoor succulent growing, so I kept this individual in the brightest Western window, but noticed it was still not enough light. To make matters worse, it garnered my Cat’s attention after becoming etiolated and was brutally mauled by the little house tiger. After salvaging the plant, I said enough was enough and moved it to a safer room. I decided the beheaded piece was worth saving, so I stuck it with my Echeveria ‘Pearl Von Nurnberg’ and Echeveria agavoides that both weren’t doing well. Gave all the succulents little LED grow lights, but they weren’t bright enough so I had really slow growth and they still remained green. After much trial and error, I’ve had luck with a stronger LED bulb and it’s gotten some of its stress color back. Now that the beheaded piece and the original specimen have shown a lot of growth, I’m proud to show off the progress made. I’ve learned a lot about succulents since last year, and I’d like to tell anyone who’ll listen that setbacks are learning experiences! Don’t give up on your sun-loving babies, they’ll reward you for your patience and care!
NewPlantLady
Update! Got the succulent and cactus repotted. How much sun do they need? I face the north so I never have direct sunlight. But it looks like this majority of the day, getting indirect sunlight as shown. Is this enough? Or should I move it closer to the window?
Dee
Hey guys, I recently got this but have no clue what its called. Any ideas?
NewPlantLady
Hello! New here! Also very very new to plants. Got this one the other day. How often would you guys recommend watering this?
tattooedbimbo
How should I repot this? A well meaning friend got me this gift, but there’s no drainage hole and I’m sure they all have different light/water requirements so I’d like to get them into a better pot and/or separate as necessary. Help! Thank you!
Cherrybergher
Been working on developing this succulent tower for about a year now. The tower is an old display from a store I got on marketplace. I am working now on making a rainbow mosaic on the outside so I can’t see the dirt all the time. Long project but I think it’s coming along well. I planted a bunch of different Stapelia and Huernia that will eventually trail down the sides. Once spring starts here the sun will be very welcome on the far side of the planter again. It’s been a pretty cloudy winter this year.
kiwi :3
hey guys! i’m in need some advice. this is my boy curtis :D (the smiley is part of his name, legally). ever since he got over 4 or 5 inches he’s had a little bit of a curve. i try to rotate his pot every once in a while to keep him decently even. maybe i’ve been slacking on the rotation lately, and but i’ve never seen him curve this much. i’m not ashamed of his phallicness, he just has a bit of weight to him now so i’m a bit worried about him toppling over. besides turning him around to curve the other way now, is there anything i can do to help encourage him to straighten out? thank you in advance for any tips!
LisaMB
Hi, this cactus was the bottom portion of a grafted plant. I chopped off the top portion (I know what it is), but not sure what this is. Plant ID apps aren’t helping probably because it doesn’t look right since it was chopped. And yes, that is part of the stick that held them together that is poking out of the top 😬 TIA
MonicaG
Hey there, anyone know how to propagate a Thimble Mamillaria? I’d appreciate any advice:)
LoveS_Plants
Hey there, can anyone help me identify this plant? It was a gift and I believe, from what little info I have found, its a Turtle Vine (Callisia Repens). Can anyone confirm? Much appreciated.
Erin
Hey everyone! My jade plant has a little guy growing in this spot where a leaf sort of separated from the stem. Can I remove it? Is it best to leave it there?
Cherrybergher
Made a little cactus pot today. Love getting cactus and succulents in the mail.
terracotta pot
My Huernia thuretii finally bloomed! 😀
Cherrybergher
This succulent reminds me of a beast with a zillion teeth.
Mamatuna
Hi all! I got this today as it was on sale and needs a bit of TLC! Can anyone tell me what this is? Am I right in thinking it’s some sort of variegated snake plant? Thank you 🙏🏼
