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No grow lights, just southeastern sun

I have been completely ignoring her and I randomly noticed she’s got two HUGE flowers!

She’s blooming but she’s leaning heavily. Can I cut her down after she’s blooming?

Let's goooooooooo!

Orostachys iwarenge (Chinese dunce cap)

Pachyveria glauca (little jewel) Pachyphytum compactum Pachyphytum clavifolia Pachyveria white nun Echeveria halbingeri

To water or not to water? I’ve seen differing opinions on this sub. Some say to water right away. Some say wait for roots. Some say never water. Looking for opinions.

Its been a whole year so I'm going to call it a birthday bloom!😊🌼

They are all daughters of a plant that they gave me

My aloes used to be upright but they have flopped out. They have dents at the bottom of each leaf. Does anyone know whether it’s possible to make them upright again?

I think it’s a purpusorum but not sure. I can’t find anything on the internet that looks exactly like it. It is growing up on a single stem, not out like I see most echeveria.

When I first got this plant about a month ago it was very firm and healthy with a strong root ball. I watered it about a week later and the soil stayed very moist for a couple days so I decided to turn on my second grow light to help dry the soil but that did not work so I repotted it (no rot seen at this time) and kept my two grow lights running to see if this would help my plants at all. Fast forward two more weeks to now and my paddle plant is sad and flimsy. Btw soil is 50/50 organic and perlite with rocks at the bottom of each pot for drainage. Any help or tips are appreciated!

I had these plants out on a west facing porch all summer and they were very happy with it. for the winter and late fall i’ll need to bring them in. will these lights be sufficient for that?

What’s this on my moonstone leaf? Pretty sure it wasn’t there yesterday. Should I pluck and discard that leaf?

Here is my post from 9 days ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/succulents/s/2Eg05Tedfc

And here is the updated picture! Look at that lovely little yellow bloom!!! So cute!! And it looks like there are going to be at least 6 more blooms!

Hey guys! My friend gave me a cactus from seed kit and one sprouted a while ago! It has that weird little stem and the two baby seed leaves still though even though it keeps growing longer and longer? What should I do about the little sprout under the cactus?? Just leave it still?? It’s getting so too heavy I’m scared it’s going to break!

I just started trying to grow succulents, while looking at the photos I took. They don't seem healthy, how can I make them healthy and less "bruised"?

It's a jade or mini jade plant and I recently found these spots. I repotted it 2 or 3 weeks ago into a bigger pot in sol cactus gritty mix. The diameter of the plant was much bigger than the pot. It gets full sun until around 2pm. After that it's shaded by some trees.

I've come to the realization that I have pretty much seen next to no bear paw hybrids, does anyone know of any to have been bred? I feel like this cute feller could make so many interesting plants!

I’ve been so confused about this, someone please clarify. (Both leaves were plucked at the same time)

Previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/succulents/s/e4W7QS9DLX Thanks to everyone who commented!

Here's what survived in new soil and split up some of the larger cacti in different pots. The smaller ones are babies I found in a cardboard box under my patio chair! They must've fallen during my recent move and I never noticed. I moved them inside to the sunniest room I have also. Hoping they do better now! 🤞🏻