#RedditSucculents

I’m hoping to get some tips on repotting these. They have been pretty neglected and especially the tall plant, I’m wondering if I should cut it down and try to prop?…

Even though it's spring now, and not Easter, it's flowering. submitted by /u/Plenty-Giraffe6022 [link] [comments]

Had this guy for 5 years with no issues, had to move house recently, could these be mechanical injuries? It might have also gotten a bit cold during the move… (I know I gotta remove the dead leaves) submitted by /u/geekysupplies [link] [comments]

I’m in Brazil and summer is about to start. The sun hits hard but it also rains a lot. They thrive, but they don’t get that sun-stress blue/pink/purple shades. Hundreds shades of green 🌱🌵 submitted by /u/Potinhos_br [link] [comments]

Hey everyone! Here's my succulent collection so far. I'm happy to share with the community! submitted by /u/Real_Buy3573 [link] [comments]

My friend is moving and gave me a bunch of plants including this one that has this white stuff all over it. Is this mold or some sort of bug infestation? How do I get rid of it? I don't want to keep it in the house if it's going to ruin the other plants.…

I'm wondering if the new planter is too small. Thoughts? submitted by /u/Flipperbites [link] [comments]

Hopefully this is allowed here, I figured it would be the best place to ask! I’m a custodian in an office building and several of the offices have a lot of plants in them. Last night, I noticed this awesome bloom on a succulent and snapped a pic.…

I want to split these bad boys up to repot and give as gifts during the holiday season. I don't have any experience propagating succulents, so I'm open to any and all information folks can provide! What do I do??…

Gifted to me over a year ago, I knew nothing of the genus. However, I assumed it would grow similarly to an Echeveria, which turned out to be a valid assumption. What I did not expect is the fragility of the white farina coating.…

Hey yall I figured i come here and ask what to do to save this succulent that was in a bouquet of flowers my wife got for her birthday. I'd love to pot it in a sandwich mix I have soil and sand and nutrients.…

I love Fall for this exact reason! Hens and chicks in the rain. submitted by /u/Rickmyross [link] [comments]

Euphorbia obesa with seed pods! 🌱 It's always exciting to see these little plants produce seeds. I love observing every stage of their growth and reproduction. submitted by /u/Lacactaria [link] [comments]

We’ve had a few…incidents lately. So, let’s just cover something again: Rule 1: Be Nice. This is a plant sub, and I’m shocked at the amount of drama that occurs on a regular basis here. The attitudes get crazy.…

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