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Anything and everything about succulent plants welcome here! This includes cacti! Photos, growing tips, newbie help, and more!

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Strings!

Showing of my wall of Strings on things. I have 3 other types elsewhere. I just love them so much! submitted by /u/Embarrassed_Bug_2525 [link] [comments]

My succulent is dying but there’s new growth on one of the stems (Third photo is when I first got her)

Should I throw out this main old plant and plant this new baby? submitted by /u/ZzSunshineRainbowzZ [link] [comments]

Only $6 for these healthy Lowe’s succulents? What a steal!

submitted by /u/Old-Advance6652 [link] [comments]

rate my dorm set up

i’ve had her for around 4 months now and her blooms are just now starting to wilt☹️ i use my filtered brita water to water her since i get scared the dorm water might hurt her submitted by /u/appleadaydoctoraway [link] [comments]

Echeveria stretched? How should I save her?

I bought this from Lowe's and removed the dead/dying leaves. I'm now left with this. They seem to all be connected at the base. Should I cut these apart, or plant as is? I'm used to echeveria being very compact, with one big, beautiful rosette. I don't want to harm this plant, but I do want to encourage healthy growth. Thanks! submitted by /u/Esmee_Finch [link] [comments]

Can anyone tell me more about crested Lace Aloes?

I've never seen any form of aloe or related genues (there wasn't a label but this looks like Aristaloe?) crest but I'm holding it and looking at other pups that are beginning to as well submitted by /u/TricholasCW [link] [comments]

Dendrosicyos socotrana and Dorstenia gigas

submitted by /u/cpm725 [link] [comments]

My outdoor collection

Just about time to bring the gang inside and under the lights. Had some deer damage hence the chicken wire. submitted by /u/pingatomic [link] [comments]

Lewisia is a criminally underrated genus that more people should be growing

submitted by /u/GoatLegRedux [link] [comments]

Weather protection

What would you all suggest I use to protect my succulents that sit on a 3 tier shelf from the rain, if I moved them off my covered portch to my yard to get more sun. I live in Louisiana, and as of now they on my covered portch that sits to the west.. I just feel like they could get more sun, and be more beautiful submitted by /u/autumnz76 [link] [comments]