Does anyone know the name of this plant. It looks long for a kalanchoe humiliation
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Does anyone know the name of this plant. It looks long for a kalanchoe humiliation
I bought this succulent today. Does anyone know what is it?
This baby (to the left) is struggling and I’m not sure why. The top looks relatively healthy, the bottom is struggling. The lower leaves feel squishy and look like they want to fall off. What can I do to add nutrients possibly and help her grow stronger?
After maybe a month out of the flowering game, he’s back. The lean is getting out of control, and I’m going to let it lie down if that is its trajectory. ps I have wondered (without much research) how to get the original yellow color of this plant, as any sun exposure causes browning. This light *seems* to be an answer. It’s a clone of a clone off-brand, and one where you can see the moving light rays if you try to take a pic.
Harold is getting some beautiful color 💜
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Just finished drawing this for my art gcse
Just some of my collection :) cacti, succulents, and exotics are my passion. Located in Saint Petersburg Florida
My jade plant has been growing beautifully but it’s getting extremely heavy on the left side and is actually leaning. I inserted these sticks in hopes they would help hold it upright. Is there something else I could be doing??
Got these two today from someone local. Calling them Cheech and Chong These will be my first cactuses so hoping I can do well by them 🤞
Can anyone tell me what this plant is? I have scanned it like three times and it’s giving me a different answer every time and none of the ones that it’s giving me look like it
Water day for the Brady Bunch😂 Also had to pick them up and pull off all the dead underneath them to keep them happy & healthy!
Any idea what could cause these white spots on my ghost plant? It’s not fuzzy but firm. It’s on multiple leaves. Thanks!
Proof that you can accidentally delete *some* plants from your schedule, forget to water for two months, realize the error, and get back on track. It only took one watering to plump back up. This one has a flower doing the thing I love, which is look like someone trying to get another’s attention - or it’s guiding a plane down a runway. All advice I’ve had with Bear Paw is “keep it shady.” Note that it is getting some direct sun, but the window is two panes and a screen. I’m really curious about screens after seeing how a major Copiapoa cultivar incorporates them to mute full, Southern California sun. They dial in the exposure to get color variety etc. Because I need another expert variable to explore :)
Trimmed some of my succulents and give away to my family and friends
Here’s another growth update on my giant euphorbia! The first picture was taken in May, the second was in August, and the third is today. I’m so glad it has been thriving outside :D edit: idk that the photos actually ended up in the order I intended 😭
So this plant has been through some tough times at my hands; I’ve basically killed off the root system because of inconsistent watering and this plant being in cactus soil and possible to large a pot. I’ve not had much luck without it ever to look less wilted than it does. Any ideas on how to make it happier would be much appreciated. Currently I mist the top of the soil and the leaves about twice a week until the colour changing water meter changes colour to prevent a root rot situation
Hi I’m very new to this. This is my grandfathers plant very old and I would like to propagate it and make it fuller. How would I go about doing so?
Hello! I received this succulent as a birthday present. I’ve never really had one before so it’s been a learning experience. My cat unfortunately knocked it over a couple months ago, many leaves(?) were lost. It’s also been wobbly since, hence the stakes. Anyone know what kind of succulent it is? Any advice? The new growth on the top makes me feel like I’m doing something right. 😅 Thanks in advance!
Graptoveria doing well.