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I said I wasnât buying anymore⊠but heâs so neat!! Hopefully I will keep him alive đł Opuntia Desert Snow Pine - btw, I didnât get the option to ask Planta to add this to their library. It just gave me similar options to pick from instead of the ânot foundâ. đ€·ââïž
I am not a succulent or cactus gal so I need help with this one I bought on a whim. What am I doing wrong? It didnât have these skinny bits when I got it. Also it has pieces falling over?? Iâm lost
I missed the first bloom of my Curly Sue cactus!đ. I added a sun shade made from nonskid rug material which reduced the sun bleaching of the plants. But. It blocked the view. We had heavy storms last night. So, I checked the plants today and found the fruit. The dried remnant of the flower is left along with the fruit. Itâs a night blooming orchid cactus in a 4 inch pot. Formal name: Epiphyllum Guatemalense Monstrose. Easy care.
Hello! Iâm hoping that someone can help me identify this cactus. Planta keeps telling me itâs an African milk tree but itâs so much skinnier and looks a lot different than the Africsn milk tree I have!! Can anyone confirm or deny?
Good Afternoon! Can anyone tell me if either one of these little succulent pieces are worth trying to save. Every time I plant in succulents soil, the root ends up on top. Thanks for letting me know if Iâm wasting my time. I just hate to o throw away if I can save it.
My Christmas cactus that I grew from a leaf with roots is growing another baby leaf!
I just added this guy to my collection. Say hello to WuKong! Iâm very new to cacti, so if you see something wrong, please let me know, in a kind manner lol. Thank you!
Need help to identify this succulent. It seems to me it is a crassula ovata minima but not 100% sure. Thanks for the help.
I've bought some new lithops and I've just repotted them with the ones I've had for a while. Does it look like I've planted them too close together? I did some research and I read that lithops grow close together in their natural habitat. I just don't know if I went too far.
My horses teeth is blooming again. I think that means itâs doing ok.
Anyone know what these pink buds are on my orchid cactus? Iâve had them before and they have just died and fallen off. Iâve had a hard time figuring out to how make this one thrive.
No question⊠I just needed someone to share this with that would also understand my excitement at added this into my collection!! My Variegated Fairy Castle Cactus came in today!!!
I just repotted my zebra succulent and watered after it was sitting in a small pot with no soil for months, oops! My MIL told me the dried tips are ok and will fall off eventually but I would just like to know if the pot is an ok size. Also do these succulents usually have purple leaves?
I would like to start a petition to call tall and long cacti, "beefs" this idea has been started by the tiktok/YouTube user named "PlantsByKrystal" and in her words, when watering a plant, "drown that ho"(water thuroughly)
Hello, I had a very small aloe vera that was gifted to me a few years ago. It has never thrived, has died a few times, and hasnt had roots for about a year. Most of the plants i own arent succulents so im not very knowledgeable in this area. If someone could give me some tips that would be great. Thank you đ
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Help! I saved this little blue echeveria from Home Depot! I repotted it in succulent soil and the water seems to be draining good! Itâs under a grow light! What else can I do to help it?
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I purchased this plant in this strawberry pot. There were chicks in the lower holes, but they died. One on the top is now dying. I keep it under a sun light. I know I have been watering it too much. I started by watering from the bottom, and thatâs when the lower hens died. So I started watering from the top. Still too much water because I was watering every 7-10 days. Is there anything else besides the water that is causing the plants to die?
I have a pink butterfly kalanchoe. I had it in my office window. It looks a bit leggy to me, so Iâm moving it outside. I have it in the shade today but will gradually give it more sunshine. My plan is to keep it outside until the temps drop to 50 at night. What else should I do to help with its growth while it is outside? There are 3 leaves on the bottom of the stem that just lay on the soil. Could I clip those and propagate?
