r/succulents

My parents are getting older and can’t handle the care for their massive jade plants anymore. My mom was thinking she would like to sell them but wasn’t sure how to go about it. These plants range in size from a few feet to maybe 5-6+ feet tall including the pots. They’re located in Northern California between Sacramento and San Francisco. My questions are what’s the best way to sell these, and how much are succulents of these sizes worth?

Sempervivum is actually kind of rare where I live, I looked through several nurseries and I went to a huge one that has a contact with a distributor so I asked for it and after 2 weeks it arrived and I picked it up, twice the price of almost every other succ the same size, couldn't be happier tho, I was searching for months

Not getting as much light as they’d like on my shelf, but this guy’s come a long way in eight months😊

It doesn't matter what I tell her, it falls on deaf ears.

lots of little flowers. looks like babies is its new past time and a bunch popped up and out in the past few days.

Found it six inches tall and half dead at a Home Depot, around maybe five years ago. Now it's my pride and joy and has spawned a couple "children". Still figuring it out as I go, and trying to determine if it's time to give this one a little more space.

featuring fully variegated rosette

“Only prop the big leaves because the little ones won’t be successful.”

Or will they?

These are all from leaves that were less than 5mm (MILLIMETERS!) when I gave them a chance.

The moral of the story: never give up on a leaf.

Been flowering every year for 6 Years. How can I pollinate it?

Trifecta

i originally bought it as a single upright stem, but it decided it wanted to lean over and bush out

Hi everyone! I decided to buy myself a pair of succulents - my first since I moved to the UK. I bought a small growth light (full spectrum, 48 diodes) as I remember that in my previous home it had worked well. I have noticed some new leaves on my echeveria (I try to avoid direct light on haworthia - that’s why I cover it), but it seems to stretch upwards. I use the light from 7 pm to 1:30 am. My window is on a sub basement level, but when it’s sunny, the light penetrates nicely (east-south orientation). Shall I lower the light down a little bit, or is it too small even for a little echeveria? P.s.: a mango seedling found it even too much. Thanks for your opinions!

These have really taken over my yard, the fastest growing succulent I've ever had. ~6 foot diameter, planted last summer!

Some of my kalanchoe collection enjoying sunshine after a deep rain.

I was gifted a succulent arrangement but when I got it the succulents seemed to be rotting they were potted with no drainage holes and the soil was wet. are these spots rot or something entirely different. what should I do

La annaffio ogni 10 giorni, un bicchiere pieno di acqua. La lascio sempre fuori esposta al sole e di sera la temperatura arriva intorno i 10 gradi.

Ha tutte queste foglie rosse ma non capisco il motivo. Sta male la mia piantina? Inoltre ho letto che devo concimarla a inizio primavera. Quale concime posso usare?

Hi! Looking for some help on saving my succulent, I repotted it back in December as it outgrew the tiny pot it was in into a ceramic one with cacti/succulent potting mix from B&Q.

It was slowly leaning in the pot since then and I kept trying to help it balance until I noticed it had come away from it's roots. I keep it on my desk at work in an office away from the window however I do put it on the sill occasionally when I'm in during the day, watered it every month or so?

The leaves inside are starting to turn brown and feel thin, the outside look and feel the same but a couple are starting to feel a little thin too.

When I was originally gifted it it was extremely over watered so I dried it out and it grew fine, I'm not sure what kind it is.

Is there anything I can do to save it? Thank you!