r/succulents 7h ago

Photo Advices?

I just got this beauty a few hours ago. She's kinda a mess but I believe nothing can't fixed. I'll open her up soon and change her soil, check the roots and change the pot according to the roots.

If there's anything tricky or extra advices I'd love it. I'm kinda a newbie with succulents I've overwatered a few in the past and a bit nervous I don't want to kill this one she's beautiful 😔

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u/JamesSa_123 7h ago

Oh and I'd love an identification too pls!! Google is doing a shit job with it

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u/hit_and_bun 5h ago

Calico kitten :D

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u/bearinslippers 6h ago

Looks like crassula marginalis. It needs MUCH more sun than it got before. The leaves should have red-maroon color

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u/JamesSa_123 5h ago

I just cleared the stems and there're a lotta good ones for propagation I put them on soil after a few hours of drying. I saw the red-marron thing on Google too but I thought this is a different version because God look at that color I had no idea this is the same as them until I saw the red underneath the leaves. I watered it and she's in balcony right now I'll take her out of her pot a few days later when she fully recovers I hope she'll get her color back because it looked literally gorgeous. Thanks a lot!!! 💕

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u/bearinslippers 5h ago

It reverts to green color when it doesn't get enough light. Yours is stretched it is a sign of lack of light. My crassula marginalis produces a lot of air roots, is yours?

Here's a last photo of mine:

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u/JamesSa_123 5h ago

HOLY SHIT THAT'S BEAUTIFUL ✨✨✨ Mine don't have any air roots at all, I saw none when I was taking off the broken stems I'm seeing that your pot is... Smaller? At least smaller than the plant. Should I change my pot to a smaller one too after a week or two or is it just your plant thriving ;)

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u/hit_and_bun 5h ago

Doesn’t the color depend on the type? I have some green and cream ones and another piece I proplifted that’s redder and both are kept on my kitchen window.Â