Echeveria
Echeveria
Mid Summer 2018
15
- 3
Late Spring 2018
9
- 3
Mid Winter 2018
7
- 4
Early Winter 2018
7
- 2
Early Winter 2018
14
- 3
Early Autumn 2017
6
- 1






Echeveria
Mid Summer 2018
15
Late Spring 2018
9

#succulentsunday #shell

That is lovely!!!💚💚💚 @petitelake

Ahhhhh😊💕
Mid Winter 2018
7

Beheading day :)

Hehehhe back in the day that would have had a scary meaning! Love your echeverias!

Thanks @junglejennavive I'm new to succulents so it's still a bit scary. But I do love the rosettes.

You're not alone in being a newbie!
Early Winter 2018
7

Left is the original stem, right is the new beheaded top. #echeveria thanks for the advise @tinaaune

Be careful not to overwater at this point. @petitelake 👍👌
Early Winter 2018
14

Do I plant deeper or behead and replant? And why? TIA #echeveria #echeveria-advice #help

You can do either, your benefit from beheading would be that u leave the base planted and it will resprout with patience. @petitelake

Thanks @tinaaune I love the idea of making two plants from one.
Early Autumn 2017
6

Planted this up today for Succulent Sunday. Not sure what it is. But I hope he likes his new home. #echeveria #shell
Boy, whoever said succulents are low maintenance... I think I was so worried about over watering that I actually under watered and stunted their growth. But I think I may be getting the swing of it. #succulentsunday #shell
I know! I'm so succulent-challenged! This is really cute
@lesliecole49 I started with succulents in the winter; low light and dormant. But I didn't know better so I was feeding them and they weren't growing. Summer came and still no growth. But POW, first rain and they grew like crazy. Hang in there.