I don’t know what’s happening but we’ve lost some spunk! I was gone for almost two weeks and i think my house sitter neglected some of my babies! Help is appreciated. 😊 🪴

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#Sedum

@Mjaubeibi40 · Accepted Answer

@New_Plant_Mama it looks a bit big so yes - take it out - check the roots - put it into a nursery pot - more than twice is too big when you repot unless it is a fast grower like for instance calathea network.

@Mjaubeibi40 · Answer

How long ago did you repot her? That pot looks a bit large for her, it’s no shame in nursing her back in a smaller pot.

@PrimeChinarose · Answer

I feel your pain!  I would try very hard to not over water.  If it is inside, I know they like sun, but I would make it in the morning if possible.  Give it some recovery time. And good luck!  I lost several of my sedums this past spring to aphids and thrips.  Had to go back and plant shop again!

@Mjaubeibi40 · Answer

Or you can pot several together

@fabiana · Answer

Yes I agree. The soil looks super moist for a succulent, so the first thing I would do is check for root rot. Succulents usually don’t like to have a lot of room around their roots and prefer them be crowded, so I would size down to a 2.5-3” pot and only water it when the soil gets completely dry to avoid causing any stress

@Mjaubeibi40 · Answer

@New_Plant_Mama yes - just check the roots first and cut away any root rot

@fabiana · Answer

And sometimes they don’t always need to be repotted after buying! In my experience they seem to like getting pot bound before repotted. I hope your stonecrop does better soon!

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