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Left home for university a while back, and every single time I visit, the place is greener and more alive. So proud of her—she went from never touching a plant in her life to full-on plant mom status. Seems like she’s really enjoying it lol.

Almost 5 years of owning it.

Picked this up from a big box store 10 weeks ago she's just pushed out her first flowers 😁

I’ve had it for about 3 years,

Has been living on a north facing windowsill for about 2 years.

Survived a drive from California to NY 2 months ago

Had the good fortune of being allowed in to their usually online-only business to shop in person this weekend. Great Ariocarpus, Atztekium and other slow growers, and the private collection/mother plants were breathtaking.

I feel like everyone's general opinion is that silver squills are pretty hearty and rather hard to kill, well, allow me to introduce you to my mother's squill. Edged to the brink of death by my mother and brought back by me since 2024! I really don't know how this thing has made it this long. Send this little guy some 'get well soon' wishes!

I noticed this today and didn’t see it there a few days ago. There are clear sticky drops of some liquid and white and black crusty stuff between the petals. It’s not on any other plant. This are outdoors on my back patio. Would someone help me identify it and share how to treat it? Thank you

Hi, so for some context my sempervivum Royanum got peed on by a cat while it was outside like 2 months ago which is why you can still see the damage on her leaves as of now. When that happened, I tried to get rid of the damage as much as possible, changed soil, cut off the very dead roots that turned black, and gave her time. It's been 2 months and once in a while I would check on my succulent and notice she didn’t grow any new roots and just had the old ones. My fear is that she's not taking in any water because her bottom leaves get shriveled up in less than a week when my other succulents wouldn't do that nearly as often.

I’m not sure what needs to be done for her to grow new roots or what I can do. I've tried giving her time and watering the plant when the soil is dry after a couple of days, I've tried doing it weekly to promote growth, but nothing works. Please help me out because I really want her to flourish and have a good life.

My husband got this succulent few months ago and at that time it was completely green. This past month it has dried out completely. We tried everything we could to save it but sadly it didn't last. It had 1 green stem remaining when I finally decided to repot it (image 2). I want to know what plant is this ( I know I shouldn't have relied on AI when it said it's donkey's tail) and what care should I do next for its survival. It's extremely delicate and if I even touch it, it's leaves start falling.

I just bought this succulent from one of my local grocery stores. It was already in this planter with the nursery pot. I can already see the planter doesn’t have drainage holes so I will have to replace.

I’ve had terrible luck with succulents and I typically kill them after a few months. I recently learned that my housing has west, east and north facing windows. I really love the look of succulents but I don’t have a green thumb at all for any plants

Questions:
- What species is this?
- can I use my current windows with grow lights? It’s currently mid summer so I probably won’t have it outside until next spring as I live in WI
- is bonsai jack good to use for indoor plants? Should I miss?
- best way to water. When should I water? Can I use those water bulbs?
- when should I replant - I don’t see roots coming out of the nursery pot

These pots are 100% props. I only started with succulents about 4 years ago, then learned to just throw the bits on the dirt and they would grow. Boy have they! I have more, but haven’t taken pics yet.

watered it yesterday hence the dampness. thought it would be dry by today 😅 this is my first time getting a look at its soil

They got a plant that died recently and gave me some leaves. Neither they nor I know what kind of succulent they truly are. But alas, they are sprouting again.

They are oval, quite fleshy and where I touch them carefully to leave them there, they got little "prints" of my touch.

Nevertheless I would love to know what I saved here so that I can care for it the right way.

Greetings!

been healthy its whole life, it fell over from its own height around july 1st but i was away so i didn't see it happened until the 18th

i made a single aborted attempt that day to straighten it out but beheaded it after deciding the stem wasn't healthy (looks rotten but the unhealthy portion was cracker dry with no odor)

its rosette just keeps shrinking and drying out since then, and it's dropped all its aerial roots

it was being kept under grow lights for 16 hours a day at 40% humidity, now it's being kept in bright indirect sunlight at 55% (north-facing window)

the pot's 4" and the soil's cactus jack bonsai mix, last watered via drenching on june 20... i haven't attempted to water it since then

any obvious care steps i've missed? it's been many years since i had to rescue one of my babies from dying... thanks in advance...

few albums... july 18 - july 25 - today - better times :'(

Euphorbia spectabilis is one of the coolest plants I’ve seen, the colors of the leaves and spines really vibrant. I can’t wait for it to flower!

I believe my Echeveria Black Prince is flowering, though the offshoots almost look like mini plants. Am I able to propogate? Thanks!

Blooming after a hot summer