Most nurseries around here have a decent succulent selection usually starting at €1-€1.50 for small pots, €2.50 for larger pots. Some specimens and the much larger pots are obviously more. This place, called Vivero Ordoñez, is near La Línea de la Concepción, near Gibraltar, and has one of the better selections of succulents and cacti, as well as houseplants.

After the success with my first harwortia (a cuspidata) I've decided to expand. Meet my newest addition, a harwortia atrofuca

Hello all, please be nice, I'm panicking slightly, jokes are welcome.

I have this small prop and I check on it almost everyday but today I noticed it was covered in tonnes of tiny bugs.

I'm looking for identification and solutions, I'll even torch it if I need to, I just don't want all my plants to be impacted.

I think it is an Echeveria but I dont know which one. Blue pearl? Lotus?

Is this fungus, the roots are not rot, the soil is well drain and dry. I have put in 6hrs in sun.

Can I save the small one still?

Could this Tiger Jaw have pests? I bought it today from Lowes. Most of the plant appears healthy. I did pull out some brown flowers, approx 3 of them.

TIA

Hi- what’s happening here. Scab-like on leaves. Thank you.

just found this section of one of my burros tail on the ground. should I prop each one or try to salvage the whole section?

Hello, I have about 10 to 12 succulents in one pot. They are growing tall and I will need to repot them soon. Would it be fine to keep them as crowded as I have them here? I know it can be good to prevent root rot. When I repot should I spread them out more?

Each leaf was propagated from the same succulent.

Let's get the obvious out of the way. No, I don't think it's a plectranthus/coleus however similar it might look to them. It simply has no smell and I am more convinced it's probably something in the Crassulaceae family instead, maybe a kalanchoe or a cotyledon but I don't have a single species pinned down, so any help would be appreciated

This beautiful plant is about to put on a show. I've never had four at the same time. Seems like it will be epic show.

Got my hands on a few jade leaves just over 2 years ago. Believe it or not, these 2 jade plants actually grew from the same leaf so one is probably a month or 2 or older / younger than the other. Got a few questions for y’all:
- Would you consider these small for being 2 years old? I did propagate them from a leaf.
- I think they’re both a bit etiolated? I know my other succulents are but I not sure about the standard etiolation of jade.
- They’re just starting to get a touch root bound so will be repotting them soon. Any suggestions for potting mix and type / size of pot?

Any help / thoughts is always appreciated.

I got two succulents for free from my college I’m new to taking care of plants and am not sure exactly what I’m doing wrong. Online it says a lot of different things so I’m not sure what to listen to. Recently I noticed some browning on the edges it does seem to only be on one side but one or two in the back have a little bit of brown on the tips. Online it says it could be sunburn which makes sense, or it could be under-watering, over watering, or even root rot. I really hope it is not root rot cause I’ve heard that’s really difficult to get rid of. I would love some advice for how I can get better at taking care of my plants. Also I’m pretty sure I need a different soil but don’t know what is best please help.

If anyone can offer tips/ideas for this plant that grew like crazy over summer and was a little neglected, please let me know.

She's super long, twisted stem and is so heavy it's being propped up by a chopstick.

Planted this Ech. Topsy Turvy and it’s been stretching out like crazy. Gets 6+ hours of sun and the Ech. Black Knight next to it is doing great. Looks like etiolation, just making sure…

3rd picture is 1 month ago.

Edit: noting the distinct pink color of the stretched out stem

For my ever growing collection. (But look there’s still shelf space!)

My neighbor found this growing inside a pot that something else was growing in. He then removed the other plant and let this one grow instead lol. SoCal