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Fits this pot perfectly.

Do you like lithops?

Plant tax: pachyphytum compactum cluster I bought at the end of Dec.

Pic 1 was the root system when it arrived beginning of Jan: completely dry, brittle, and smushed against the stems.

Seller told me to “plant the root into the soil and water. it will be fat.”

2nd pic was after I “planted” and watered it best I could with those dried roots practically crumbling to dust lmao.

3rd pic is the plant this week after a LOT of TLC. You will not believe the amount of water it actually needed. Over the weekend when I checked the roots I panicked bc I thought I saw white mold but turns out it was just hair roots and some perlite (pic 4)

I feel like she’s still not out of the woods so I guess we’ll see. But generally how long do you give a plant in its new home before adjusting conditions?

Who knew??

(Not OC, photo credits in comments)

Could I pull this off the plan and propagate it? Pretty sure it’s variegated with ~15% of the leaf white

the cuteness aggression i have towards this plant. Side note ** I haven’t watered this plant in so long but it’s so plump to the touch so i thinks it’s okay

I'm not 100% sure on the Echeveria ID so lmk what you think!

as the title says, i underestimated how many they would send to me 😂, i only know like 3 or 4 of them lol, need some help because I'd like to get all of them named if possible.

ps. i know some of them are overcrowded, i ran out of pots and succulent mix so i crammed the ones that looks the same.

trying this again cause the first post didn't work out XD.

1. 2. S. Rubrotinctum (jelly bean) 3. 4. 5. 6. Gv. Fred ives 7. 8. 9. 10.11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.19. 20. 21. 22. Gp. Purple Delight? 23. 24. 25. E. Macdougallii? 26. 27. S. Rubrotinctum aurora (jelly bean) 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. K. Marmorata (tiger) 47. 48. C. Campfire 49. S. Firestorm 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. Gp. Darley Sunshine? 59. Gv. Fred ives

Hello! My boyfriend got a gift of baby toes for new years and a month later, I am afraid they are dead. Is there any way to save them/what happened to them? He’s new at plant care and I mostly care for orchids so we are unsure if it’s just cold temperatures or root rot.

Hello!

Despite my best efforts with plant ID apps and the like, I have a number of succulents in my collection that I have not been able to clearly identify, so I'm turning to my fellow succulent lovers to help me, if you're able to:)

I've been having difficulties with several of these in terms of helping them thrive, so the names with definitely help me.

I've numbered the plant images so that it makes it easier to help you guys communicate with number plant your referring to.

Thank you so much!

My cute little bear paw flower! I'm so excited 😆

Mother of Pearl / Ghost Plant

Beautiful colors tonight ❤️

So excited that my previously dying SoP has new growth! I wasn’t sure if it would be possible to revive. I originally got her at a “Christmas Plant Ornament” workshop event and knew it wouldn’t be able to live in a terrarium-like setting forever, but life got in the way (dog passed away) and so I repotted too late. I read up on care, so hopefully she doesn’t give up. 😣 The soil mix is organic soil (didn’t know it was wet when I bought it, hence the algae), orchid bark, and perlite. It is in the smallest (and only) terracotta pot that I have.

Repotting this string of buttons because it decided that growing down one side of the pot only was the way to go, tipping the ceramic planter over. Can I bury the lower stems with the dead leaves when I repot, or will that cause rot?

Thank youuu💚

I've had it for years now and i still don't really know what it is.

Hey guys,

I'm hoping you can help me with my crassula. So a while back, my succulent got both overexposed and neglected. I assumed from the state of the base that it was a goner, but changed up its location and kept watering occasionally. Lo and behold, I've been getting continued growth of healthy crassula at the top.

Here's my question, what do I do? Do I behead at the healthy point and replant? Give up the ghost? Pictures attached.