r/succulents • u/AYlakanto • 9h ago
Photo The blob and friends
a few of my Conophytum burgeri
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r/succulents • u/AYlakanto • 9h ago
a few of my Conophytum burgeri
r/succulents • u/Lithuvien • 33m ago
One of my favourite plants at the moment. I recently increased my grow light's intensity, resulting in some nice blue and red tones in the leaves.
It grows more upright than pure castilloniae, though I don't know what it's crossed with.
r/succulents • u/falcon-modakbul • 7h ago
Phyllobolus tenuiflorus
r/succulents • u/abigail1215 • 20h ago
So so proud of my growing collection ☺️☺️☺️
r/succulents • u/KuriousCarbohydrate • 14m ago
All of you have the most gorgeous curated collections! Someone in my previous post asked for a pic of my succulent shelf, so here it is. A lot of these I dont have ID for. I like finding crappy little succulents and seeing what they turn into.
These are all under Sansi grow lights and the one I've had longest is that huge e. lola hybrid, purchased beginning of this year.
All of them are grown exclusively indoors. Thats why my boobie cactus is looking a lil stretched but honestly, love her the way she is.
Also, if anyone knows why my string of tears is turning purple, I'd love to know!
r/succulents • u/Quick_Fox_7693 • 5m left
Propagating these donkey tails, and want help.
Here's my goal:
2 separate pots with these to be full and thick and luscious and beautiful 1 for me, 1 for my MIL.
Some questions I have and I AM OPEN to any and all advice.
What kind of pot is best for a large and full looking donkey tail?
What is best care for them? Ie. Full direct light water weekly ect.
Again, open to all information, tips, advice, planter suggestions, ect.
Thank youu💚
r/succulents • u/Pristine_Display4894 • 22h ago
Paddle /flapjack plant
r/succulents • u/mawn_cat • 1h ago
My currently longest standing succulent after restarting my collection this year. Ech. 'Morning Beauty' is the closest identification I could get for 'em but I'm not completely sure. Still, I love them so much, even if they seems to be common.
r/succulents • u/doublesunk • 14h ago
The plant never really grew in height but got pretty wide, there’s new growth on the bottom with little room.
I want to say it’s in a 12” pot
r/succulents • u/KuriousCarbohydrate • 11h ago
Hi
I bought this unlabeled succulent at Lowes, first picture is when I got it end of August and bottom is today. I'm getting nice growth but I am just not happy with the color. I've been trying to force stress colors with no luck. I have it about two inches under a grow light, my other succulents stress happily under it. Is it the variety? The tips almost look burnt. An ID would also be much appreciated 🙂
r/succulents • u/marsstars1909 • 23h ago
First two pics are from today (October 2026) 3rd pic is from September 2025, and last pic is from September 2024. So happy to see how far this momma has come!
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r/succulents • u/BlueBearButton • 2h ago
I've had this little guy for about a year, and occasionally it gets a little brown and shrivelled up like in the pictures. It usually bounces back after a while, but I haven't been able to figure out what is causing it.
My best guess is either too much or too little water, since I haven't moved it from this spot & the temperature in my aparment is pretty consistent so water feels like the only thing that changes. I don't have a specific watering schedule for my plants, I just water them when it looks like they need it, so it might be a bit inconsistent for this fella...
When it's gone brown like this before, a few times I gave it more water & other times I haven't, to try to diagnose the problem, but I haven't seen any conclusive results. Probably not the best way to go about it tbh, so this time I figured I'd ask people who know more about succulents than I do.
Any help is much appreciated, even if it's just to call me an uninformed succulent noob ^^"
(the first couple pictures might not be great for showing the browning, it's way easier to see irl & in the third one but hopefully you get the idea. i can take some more pics of it if needed)
r/succulents • u/Conscious-Box-7041 • 5h ago
Hello r/ 🙂 Can you please help me identify this succulent? GPT keeps telling me it is some variety of Senecio, but I have not found any with leaf tips like mine 🤔
r/succulents • u/Lanterns_opinions • 9h ago
Hey all! My mom just gave me this old off shoot from her giant aloe plant, but it’s very top heavy and looks like it’s going to snap off its root if I look at it wrong.
I was thinking of putting in a dowel to help support its weight, but on the way home with it I heard a snap when we hit a pot hole, and I think the root snapped under the dirt. Is there a way to save it? I know with some succulents you can propogate new roots from leaves, is that possible for a whole plant??
r/succulents • u/theirishdrunk • 23h ago
r/succulents • u/Slim_Eclipse • 11h ago
My Jade's are blooming in front of my Tiger's jaw 🤩