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I have two ghost plants that I just got a few weeks ago. Some of the leaves have dried out. I was wondering if the problem was it hasn’t been replanted yet, because I am going to do that in a few weeks. And/or if it’s because of a different reason.
Since moving ALOE 2 to the front of the porch, the leaves have moved directions and I think it looks better! What do yall think?
Why is my succulent’s leaves turning yellow? Thoughts???? ***update*** I have pulled it out of the one pot and moved it somewhere else. We did have a lot of rain this week (anyone in N.C. knows) and a lot of it was when I was at work so I couldn’t move any of my plants away from the rain. They sit in a screened porch. That particular one was damaged in shipping anyway so I didn’t have much hope for it to begin with but its twin had a flower trying to bloom and still is doing amazing.
So I need some help. I have this ghost plant that drop some leaves during the winter, and I propagated them and they are looking great. They have a few new babies and I’m expecting more to develop. But the parent plant is very leggy now. Should I cut all these stems and replant them? Here are some pictures of the plant parent plant and the new sprouts.
This is my daughter’s moon cactus (I think). I’m not normally a cactus mom, so I’m not sure what to do with it. The bottom looks like it has some sort of discoloration or rot, but it is not mushy at all - it is completely dry. The marking is around most of the bottom (the base pictures are two different sides). I’ve never heard of an underwatered cactus and I did water it about 12 days ago. It sits in the sun in our bay window and gets very bright light all day. What is the dry mark by the bottom? Is this something I should be concerned about? The soil is dry and planta says that I should water it today, but before I do that, I just wanted to weigh in and see how to take care of this plant. Any advice greatly appreciated.
Found this big boy at CVS! Why does he seem dusty? What is this? Should I clean him off and how?
Succulents, So- my succulents have died (i wasn’t doing the best job) so i finally got rid of them- any suggestions for new succulents that will be good for this pot?
Hi! I’m new to the succulent game. I put together this mini-garden, and was wondering if I should water it now (immediately after repotting) or wait a few days? On-line advise seems to be split between waiting and not waiting. Going to add some white pebbles on top to finish this up.
Oof... can she be saved??? How????
I finally got a couple Lithops last month. First two pics was adoption day, second two pics is this morning.
Some of my succulents
First blooms
Lovin my big guy!!
Saved these guys from Trader Joe’s. Surprisingly they were in a pot without drainage so I separated them and saved what I could
That's a silly place to grow roots. 😁
Worth every penny
Okay yall one of my plants is deffffinitly sunburned. I’m a new plant owner and definitely won’t make this mistake again but I stupidly left my succulents out wayyyy too long in the sun and these two are in very rough shape. Is there anyone who’s also made this mistake or knows what to do?(please don’t judge to hard as this my very first time doing this and succulents were always hard for me even now as I in fact hover way to much over my plants 😭)
hey so i changed pots for my cactus a couple months ago and been watering him when i remeber i have to LMAO but im just wondering if he looks healthy and okay? idk anything abt plants so i bought the eastiest to take care of lol but yeah thats all im wondering since his shape is kinda wonky🤗
Thoughts and opinions please💚 I have about 7 small-ish Aloe that are all in individual pots. Would they be happier all together in 1 terra-cotta pot? Or should I leave them in their individuals? These are a couple of them for example. They all came from the same mother Aloe (a 50+ year old thriving plant!)
hey y’all, what on earth is my plant doing? 😂 can i cut this piece off? it looks like a THICK shoot? idk what to call it, should i just leave it be for now?
