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Why is my four year old formerly lovely succulent going downhill and does anyone know its name? ( And,yes, I’m embarrassed that I can’t remember its name.)
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Why is my four year old formerly lovely succulent going downhill and does anyone know its name? ( And,yes, I’m embarrassed that I can’t remember its name.)


I don’t think it’s a haworthia but all Google Lens would suggest tome was haworthia. I love haworthia…..no.
The only result from Google Lens was a picture of a succ that looked just like this one ; what a sign in the picture that said “What am I ?” I love to contact the owner but sadly, the picture is from Facebook and I don’t go there,

by Fire_Atta_Seakparks

5 Comments

  1. iatebugs

    Give her a soak until the leaves plump up.

  2. DoubleTumbleweed5866

    Looks like a George to me >grin<

  3. disposable-assassin

    thirsty and etiolated H.cymbiformis variegata. I have a similarly thirsty and etiolated one I’m trying to rehab.

  4. Sigong

    Looks like an extremely thirsty and slightly etiolated Haworthia to me. How often do you water it, and what method do you use? Hard to tell the species, maybe H. cooperi. Do you have an earlier picture of it from when it was doing better? If not, were the leaves more plump in the past?

  5. cation587

    I like to have a little more soil in these guys than in other succulent/cactus plants because they really do take up a lot of water and the chunkier mix just doesn’t hold enough water for it in my experience

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