What is this spot ?
I can’t wipe it off. #help #SucculentSquad #LipstickEcheveria
2ft to light, indirect
2” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 week ago
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Hello @FabRubbercup I would say that's a scabby spot from getting wet. I personally would not recommend the dunk method unless you know the leaves and creases will dry in a timely matter, otherwise you'll get spots like this, or worse, rot. I do recommend bottom watering though, that's what I do for mine.
Maybe: Farina: This is a natural, waxy, white, or powdery coating that protects succulents from sun and water damage.
Appearance: Unlike pests or fungi, farina is evenly distributed and can't be wiped off without damaging the leaf.
Removal: Do not attempt to remove farina. Once rubbed off, it will not grow back.
Appearance: Unlike pests or fungi, farina is evenly distributed and can't be wiped off without damaging the leaf.
Removal: Do not attempt to remove farina. Once rubbed off, it will not grow back.
@AliciaMelts I have been trying to use the dunk method on my succulents to see if it makes a difference when watering. I will say I have been seeing a lot more growth.
@FabRubbercup I wouldn't say that it's caused from your grow lights only because it doesn't have the sun stress around the edges of the leaves and that would definitely show up first.
Anytime @FabRubbercup 👍😁