Eva

almost 3 years ago

My second post of today but anyway are they beyond hope or can they still be saved?

Eva

almost 3 years ago

Just made this! So proud of it. Does anyone know what succulents are in here? I know the one in the back is an Elephant Bush, but that’s it.

Rhaine

almost 3 years ago

This is my aloe Vera plant. She was dying because of root rot but then I had an idea to put her in a cup with no soil just water and she grew back. And know she doing amazing!

MummaDeb

almost 3 years ago

Wintering over a couple of plants for a friend since she can only have them outside. Repotted this beast this morning. Thank God for tongs and double layered potholders. Not one poke which amazed even me! Lol.

I had this big boy for a year and it’s getting so big, is this the right kind of pot

My echeveria is getting all spindly! Can anyone iD what it is? It’s in an E/SEfacing window so not sure how to give it more light!!

KD 🪴

almost 3 years ago

This succulent has been in this pot for a while and grown just fine until recently, new leaves have thisbrown/black spots that almost looks like scars/scabs. Any ideas? Solutions? Appreciate everyone’s input!

Progress on my Thanksgiving/Christmas cactus!

Ireland yates

almost 3 years ago

What’s is everyone’s favorite type of soil for cactus/succulents? I use the “Miracle-Gro Cactus, Palm and Citrus 8-Quart Cactus Potting Soil Mix” from Lowe’s but I feel like I need something chunkier.

KD 🪴

almost 3 years ago

Does anyone know specifically what type of aloe this is? It does not get any white spots (like I see with what I consider “typical” aloe vera or very tall), does not get much taller than the second photo. Planta, Seek, and Picture This all just say “Aloe Vera”. Thanks everyone!

Viktorija

almost 3 years ago

There’s something wrong with my succulent. She keeps losing leaves from the bottom; they may completely dry up, and some of them may turn light green/yellow as seen in the picture. I have made sure not to overwater, so otherwise I don’t know what’s wrong. Should I move her away from the window? Maybe it’s because there’s a radiator underneath the window and the heat is affecting her? I just can’t seem to keep succulents alive and healthy. Please help :(

Maya

almost 3 years ago

Hey! I accidentally broke some leaves from one of my succulents and I left the leaves on my window sill and they grew these root looking things. Are they roots? Ariel roots? They’re pink so I am unsure. Can I plant them?

Cowro

almost 3 years ago

What soil do you all use for cactus and succulents. Can I just use potting soil and perlite?

Eva

almost 3 years ago

Does anyone have little tips for a new succulent owner? I’ve been caring for cacti for a while now, but never succulents. They are all outdoor.

Paige

almost 3 years ago

Just bought this cutie at my local flower shop today! It was too pretty not to get. But I’m curious, do you guys know what kind of Peperomia’s this is? Also the florist recommend I leave a dish under neath it with a bit of water on it at all times. According to them, that’s what this plant seems to like the most. Is this a good idea?

Any suggestions on what to do with these guys? I grouped them together because they’re showing similar issues. The bottom leaves are shriveling up and dropping off. The big one is a cotyledon, the two smaller are kolanchoes, and the last one is a molekenisis (I think). I’m not normally a great succulent owner, so I’ve been following planta’s advice. Most of my other succulents are doing fine, but these ones are struggling. Any help appreciated!

DanishGramma

almost 3 years ago

I’m going to go research best way to pot up 5 starter Schlumbergera plants 😬 I just gently placed them all together in this succulent pot 6” shallow exterior glazed clay pot with drainage. Now I’m afraid that probably won’t work because it is 5 plants & they get really big. I didn’t get any tags & it was growers choice but all holiday cactus 🌵 🎄 Wish me luck 🍀 😁 I really need to stay off Etsy for a while 😎

My Optunia microdasys rufida cactus is doing great. It gets east sun and is directly by the window. I had some pieces that broke off whole when I was moving the pot to water it. I decided to let them callous and stick them into new pots in cactus (fast drying) soil. From this point I’m a bit lost. I don’t know if I should pull them up and check for root growth or ignore them? It’s hard to keep them in upright position, anchored in dirt with this type of cactus until they are established. How long and how often should I water the new starts? I don’t want them to rot, but I don’t want to kill them. Should I fertilize in the Spring and with what? Lots of questions. The main plant is doing great, but I’m not as confident about getting the propagations going strong. Thank you in advance!

Christine

almost 3 years ago

I’ve finally grasped the secret to growing these succulents. Ignore! lol

CrazyPlantLady

almost 3 years ago

Can anybody help me ID what type of Echeveria these are?