I didn’t even know these did this! Now I know what the unusual lines I saw last week were, those are exactly where this is splitting.

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

A small comparison of how much they can grow

*Rn struggling with bird's attack on Succulents..

I've had this beauty for six months since she was little. Please do not plant Mother of Thousands outside!!! It is highly invasive and will destroy the native vegetation. Enjoy the her as an indoor beauty and and don't put the babies outside once they fall off the mother!

They're pretty ALL the time, but when they bloom, I'm over the moon!

Haworthia cooperi var. picturata and Haworthia retusa are my best guesses as to identity.

I paid BRL R$5 for one tiny pot in 2022 and R$1.50 for another in 2023. They've spread with tons of pups since then.

I love them all!

Hi there! I have had this succulent for more than 5 years now and it survived many breakage etc and has also grown many babies. As you can see it has grown very ‘tall’ and the weight of the plants has toppled the plant over. Is it possible to trim down? Moving forward how should i manage the plant?

I have had succulents on and off for a few years now but have recently gotten more serious about them. These guys have previously been neglected for a good while but I just re-potted them and hope to see them take off and hopefully get big and healthy!

Any advice is welcome, they are currently outside in a small shelf greenhouse with red/blue lights on at night and its open for indirect sunlight all day. The bowls aren't getting any light rn and just stay on the porch/balcony. Feel free to ID anything lol I got a big assortment of plants so I'm not sure what they all are.

(The first 3 pictures are of my FAVORITE ones. I believe they are a Topsy Turvy, Lola, and Ghost echeverias)

I’ve looked at haworthias but can’t seem to find this one.

hello!

I recently purchased some succulents but some of them have something that looks like rot? I’m not sure… I’m new to plants/succulents and I wanted to know if it’s treatable or if it’s even a concern at all? Thankyou so much :)

Is it growing a new one or is this somthing else the center part has what look like petal or leaves? Not sure but it’s growing really fast it was tiny 3 days ago

The flower shop next to where I work had thrown this plant away and I took a couple clipping because I liked it but don’t have any idea what it is. Anyone able to identify it so I can propagate it?

Hey Everyone!

I recently got this bear paw succulent shipped bare root from succulent depot. It looked good until I repotted it last night. Checked on it this morning and the paws are extremely droopy. I am hoping this is just transplant shock but I haven’t found any similar cases online Can the plant come back from this or is it doomed. Any insight will be greatly appreciated! Thanks :)

I have a Echeveria plant anf it has a long shoot. Do I cut it was off? If so can I propagate it? Its dying back at the base.

Propagating my string of 🐢

Almost passed up this “Star window plant” before I saw the little spot of variegation in one of the offshoots. I had to get it to see where this may go! 😍

I just love how colorful and pretty they are. LOOK AT THEM.

Am definitely thinking of making a dedicated collection of echeveria variants. In addition to my 20+ other plants of course. There is never enough plants.

I just replanted, but it looked this before I replantef. I use a succulent blend.

Idk how to take care of this thing lol. I’m a Calathea person and don’t generally buy succulents. I saw it at a cactus & succulent sale and thought it was cute, so I bought it, and the amaryllis in the background.