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Posted 2Y ago by @KDkat3

Is the concerning?

I have been watering succs today and I noticed this sunset has really grown. He’s always had some coloration on the leaves since I got it but I’m unsure about the other marks. They are sort of raised and dry. Almost like a scar. Before and current. @AnthuriumQueen @vvvelo or anyone else who might be knowledgeable on succs. Thanks! #SucculentSquad #SucculentLove #PlantAddict
Sunset
Sunset
Graptosedum 'California Sunset'
0ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 3 months ago
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John
9341 XP
2Y ago
@TexanExpat
@AnthuriumQueen admittedly has much better insight when it comes to succulents, among many other things, lol, but those lesions look consistent with fungal infections. I don’t know how to link my post here but I just posted something discussing the relationship between substrate composition and fungal infections. I’d be interested in knowing whether @AnthuriumQueen thinks this may be at play here.
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John
9341 XP
2Y ago
@TexanExpat
@KDkat3 separately, what is going on with the plant in the bottom left corner? Maybe it’s the picture but is that normal ?
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Caroline
134014 XP
2Y ago
@AnthuriumQueen
This looks like stretch marks from rapid growth. On another note, do you have mealy bugs? I see a lot of white on that cactus at the bottom left.
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Kadie
51154 XP
2Y ago
@KDkat3
@AnthuriumQueen @TexanExpat actually I panicked at first but it’s a Ming thing and it’s totally normal when they grow. Ming thing has also been growing super fast. I put them under a grow light for winter and I have a bunch really growing like crazy.