R.i.p my #echeveriaplant😔💔 (cause of death: overwatering)...
R.i.p my #echeveriaplant😔💔 (cause of death: overwatering) Im still a beginner at being a plant mom but losing just a plant really got me thinking if I got a "green thumb" or not. Or maybe I have to kick it in and keep trying during the summer!😊
And so Im just gonna take a break from purchasing any plant. Even though i have the urge to buy another one lol. I mean i dont think there's any plant to withstand this cold but I will do any good #plantmom would do and do more research and do better❤️
R.i.p Sir Plancelot! You shall be remembered.
And so Im just gonna take a break from purchasing any plant. Even though i have the urge to buy another one lol. I mean i dont think there's any plant to withstand this cold but I will do any good #plantmom would do and do more research and do better❤️
R.i.p Sir Plancelot! You shall be remembered.
1ft to light, direct
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 5 months ago
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@Sugarpie77 “Green thumbs” definitely develop over time, so don’t give up. And I’d say don’t hesitate to jump right back in and buy another if you feel like it (and certainly transport it carefully and warmly 😊). Also, I find Echeveria challenging myself. Maybe consider a good ole’ pothos. When the weather warms up I’d happily send you some cuttings 🌱💚
Just a thibg w succulents. Think of them as camels and water long after u think u should and u should be fine! Its the type of plant, not the color of ur thumb, trust me!!! Lol