Is this sunburn or mite damage? Outer leaves remain perfe...
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She has dry rot. It's sometimes caused by a fungi and they die when they get it because the center or core will be rotten. Other times it's caused by under watering the roots shrivel and die causing the plant unable to absorb water and nutrients.
At this point it's too late, I'm sorry. 😢
If she had a healthy top you could propagate but with your echevaria all the leaves will have it.
@DreamMachine Sorry for the bad news, but thanks for the tag. Dry rot caused that sorta crusty appearance on the inner parts of the leaves.
At this point it's too late, I'm sorry. 😢
If she had a healthy top you could propagate but with your echevaria all the leaves will have it.
@DreamMachine Sorry for the bad news, but thanks for the tag. Dry rot caused that sorta crusty appearance on the inner parts of the leaves.
@AmiableFern Hmm, this I am unsure about. 🤔 How do you go about watering this echeveria?
Shannon @SuperbRaspfern might know what causes this though! May we ask your advice, please, Shannon, with Thais’ plant?
Shannon @SuperbRaspfern might know what causes this though! May we ask your advice, please, Shannon, with Thais’ plant?
@SuperbRaspfern @AmiableFern aw bummer! But thank you 🙏 I will keep that in mind for anything in the future.
I’m sorry for the bad news Thais 🥺 but at least we know what’s going on now 😔 My condolences 🤍
I’m sorry for the bad news Thais 🥺 but at least we know what’s going on now 😔 My condolences 🤍
Thanks to you both! I was quite perplexed. Now I’m sad but at least no longer wondering
