Hi. What is the species of this? I bought it from a succu...
2” pot with drainage
Last watered 20 hours ago
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🌱 Baby’s Tears — Soleirolia soleirolii
☀️ Light: Bright, indirect light. A little gentle morning sun is okay, but avoid harsh direct afternoon sun.
💧 Water: Keep the soil lightly moist. Don’t let it completely dry out, but don’t keep it soggy either.
🪴 Soil: Well-draining potting mix. A pot with drainage holes is important.
🌡️ Temperature: Average indoor temperatures are good. Keep away from extreme heat and cold.
✂️ Pruning: Trim regularly to keep it full and bushy. It spreads/trails quickly.
💚 Humidity: Likes moderate to high humidity.
⚠️ Watch for: Crispy leaves usually mean it’s too dry or the air is too dry. Yellow/mushy growth can mean too much water.
☀️ Light: Bright, indirect light. A little gentle morning sun is okay, but avoid harsh direct afternoon sun.
💧 Water: Keep the soil lightly moist. Don’t let it completely dry out, but don’t keep it soggy either.
🪴 Soil: Well-draining potting mix. A pot with drainage holes is important.
🌡️ Temperature: Average indoor temperatures are good. Keep away from extreme heat and cold.
✂️ Pruning: Trim regularly to keep it full and bushy. It spreads/trails quickly.
💚 Humidity: Likes moderate to high humidity.
⚠️ Watch for: Crispy leaves usually mean it’s too dry or the air is too dry. Yellow/mushy growth can mean too much water.
drosanthemum globosum, its recently gotten reallyyyy popular in the succulents community on reddit 😵💫 theyre from south africa and succulents from over there are generally harder to care for than your standard soft succulent (think echeveria, graptopetalum, pachyphytum, etc) buuuut i dont really know anything specific about these so the only advice i can give is: do proper research 🙂↕️ im sure theres in depth info somewhere on reddit, i find thats the easiest place to find in depth care advice because with websites/blogs all the popular basic ones flood the search results and bury the high quality niche/indie ones
@HotKanna92 thank you I will have to look into that. I really appreciate your answer