Anyone know what this is? My best guess is some sort of crassula or a sedum 😅 I picked one up though because it’s a very interesting looking succulent

Graptopetalum paraguayense Peach- Hubby brought this home about a week ago from Walmart. It was super dry when he got home w it, so I gave it a little water and put it on a shelf in front of a NE facing window. I didn’t repot it bc every time I do that, my plants die, so I left it alone. Looked today and this is what it looks like. I cannot keep an inside plant alive and I don’t know why. Does anyone know what’s happening and how I can keep this poor thing from dying?

Help me!!! Why does it not have roots??? It barely gets watered, perfect size pot, soil & yet it still doesn’t have roots. The only reason I know is because it fell over when I went to pick of a shriveled leave. I have like 10 other nursery plants that seem to be growing nicely but this one & about 1-2 others don’t look like they’re growing. I’m assuming those other 2 also don’t have roots & im not about to dig them up to check. Plz help & yes they get sun.

These shorter "leaves" sprouted on my kalanchoe tomentosa 'cinnamon' over the winter. I thought it was new growth for a while, but they're a different shape and size and haven't grown in months. Could these be flowers? I can't find any flowering pictures online.

Weird!

My daughter is starting to show interest in my plant collection and in my desire to feed her interest I want to Id some of my unknown plants. This one has me stumped. Best I get from my plant app is Assorted cactus, very helpful lol.

I used to keep them all neat and tidy and centered in their own little pots... Then I got addicted to collecting all the succulents, and ended up with too many to manage, so now I mostly just let them do as they please and they seem to thrive.

I have no idea what it is, but I was so impressed by its size!

Hi all, I am hoping to get some advice to save these succulents. I had them for a full year and they were flourishing, but now the tall one is a shell of what he was, and the jade plant is dried up. This happened after I repotted about six months ago, which I thought would make them happier, but they have taken a steady decline. I must have done something wrong, but I'm not sure what. I used the proper soil for succulents, and the pots have drainage holes. I am watering them the same amount I used to when they were well (every two weeks), and they are in the same window. The two small cacti are maybe ok? They look the same, at least. Any advice much appreciated, I would really like to save these guys, thank you!

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How big do they even get?

Hello! Humbly asking for help with this lovely lady. She was a gift, and was doing well for a year or two, but 1) this winter was colder and wetter in SoCal than it's been in a bit and 2) I then was unable to lightly water my garden every morning evening for a month or two.

She just doesn't seem happy to me! The pot and gravelly "soil" are what she came in, I've never messed with it. She seems a bit shriveled, and I'm not sure if the white stringy things are just spiderweb, or something more.

Thank you SO SO much for any help/advice! I just want her to be happy and healthy! 💖

Hello All,

I live in Canada and have been collecting for 2 years. I've had a great experience ordering from:

springergarden.com

yumisucculents.com

and before they closed:

fatplantsonly

teatimesucculents

I have some specific korean hybrids I'm looking for (echeveria mostly) and wondering if any fellow Canadians have other sellers they could recommend? I'm located in Alberta so unfortunately don't have access to some of the great garden centres in BC and ON that carry succulents but don't ship. I'm at the point where I was thinking about importing myself, but thought I would try here first.

My Sempervivum chicks are developing quite rapidly. I am wondering when I can pinch them off to start rooting them? This is a larger variety of Semp so I am unsure on how big they should be before they are viable.

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Or is it something else? It’s been my most easygoing plant for 2 years so I’m a bit worried to see it act up 😅