I was arranging my plants for the upcoming winter and I discovered long-forgotten leaves that had fallen off somewhere during summer and were gathered to lay in a small container, so I could prop them later. I noticed something white and decided to sort through the pile I've neglected for so long. And there I found this flowering baby! 🥺 I have never seen a single leaf of a graptopetalum put out a flower! I don't always get an adult plant to bloom, and here was this tiny thing, and it felt like a miracle, so I wanted to share.
by Current_Fix_81
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omg it’s so cute🥺
Oh my gosh??? 😭😭
What a little weirdo! I love her.
“what’s it doing?”
“ITS BEST”
Omg so precious
sorcery!! 🥳
Soil is a social construct
Wow! That’s amazing!
May I ask, when you found the dropped leaves, were they getting strong light? I would love to know what cases this to happen.
I have never heard of this happening to a baby prop, but I think it’s so cool! Lucky you!
I hope BOTH of you share many, many years together.