Hello,

Would someone be willing to identify this plant for me? It was gifted and didn't come with any label so I want to make sure I care for it properly.

No, dont worry..I was just whinging about my experience, as I've lost a couple recently. Including one of Stuart's seedlings.. :curses: I've now gone down the no soil route as I have my Agavoides collection outside. Now I worry about if I should water them :lol: I must post some pictures soon of th...

Smel wrote: ↑Thu Jul 11, 2019 7:58 pm Hi,
At that point I would have gave it the chop and re-rooted it, in a fresh pot, as someone said the old stem may have thrown up some offsets.

Mel.

I did give the stem a little trim, and repotted it in some sandy compost. This is it now

WayneM wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2019 1:27 pm Looks good, how I wish there was cure for over watering them. :roll

With time I'm sure you'll get some good stem growth.

Wayne

Is my Echeveria over-watered?

Thank you everyone for your help :) I was seriously worried. I have never had a plant drop so many leaves in such a short space of times. I'm pleased it is in good health! It used to be a really bright green so the change in colour to a darker green with the pink worried me a little. The picture att...

I also agree with Terry and Rod, but I am a bit concerned about what your pot, which seems to be glass and might not have drainage holes. If that's so, then this is not a good idea. Echeverias and all succulent plants need good drainage, so suggest you use one with holes. Also you mention using san...

Hello, I'm not sure if I have posted this in the right forum but it seemed the most appropriate place. I have a 5 year old wax agave. When I bought it, it was about 3 inches wide. It grew massive, super healthy, to about 5 inches wide and I repotted it about 2 years ago, which it handled fine. Recen...