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Due_Tie1092
I’m no expert, but I would turn the pot
Natural_Sky_1383
I would simply rotate the plant. I hope this helps!
KitKurama
…turn the pot.
lamarputin
Is this a shitpost? Lmao
Hunter_Wild
I’d just rotate the pot lol
Shadowthron8
Trim that part?
Don’t they just attract bugs?
Strong_Satisfaction6
For kicks why don’t you put the lights above the plants in stead of on one side only?
wickinggarden
Have this problem with Haworthia, not Echeveria, but my solution – the flowers aren’t pretty enough to bother with. I just cut ‘em off.
UnicornSlayer5000
Turn it around
sirnick88
Have Nidoking hold it away from the light 😎
Bloodyfinger
Can you renovate your house and move that wall back a few inches? Then you can move the grow light back to avoid the flower.
Hopeful_Group7684
If the question is still open and hasn’t been answered yet, please turn the pot so that the buds (flowers) are facing in the opposite direction.
Sardawg1
Replant the light into another area, as the succulents are immovable.
SimplyMimi
I love your inquiry and support the question (even though I knew I would turn the pot). There was a comment in a different post about always keeping the pots in the same position so🤷🏼♀️. I move plants on and off a windowsill every night, they always get moved.
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I’m no expert, but I would turn the pot
I would simply rotate the plant. I hope this helps!
…turn the pot.
Is this a shitpost? Lmao
I’d just rotate the pot lol
Trim that part?
Don’t they just attract bugs?
For kicks why don’t you put the lights above the plants in stead of on one side only?
Have this problem with Haworthia, not Echeveria, but my solution – the flowers aren’t pretty enough to bother with. I just cut ‘em off.
Turn it around
Have Nidoking hold it away from the light 😎
Can you renovate your house and move that wall back a few inches? Then you can move the grow light back to avoid the flower.
If the question is still open and hasn’t been answered yet, please turn the pot so that the buds (flowers) are facing in the opposite direction.
Replant the light into another area, as the succulents are immovable.
I love your inquiry and support the question (even though I knew I would turn the pot). There was a comment in a different post about always keeping the pots in the same position so🤷🏼♀️. I move plants on and off a windowsill every night, they always get moved.
r/houseplantscirclejerk
Yeah you need to move to a bigger house.
…. turn the pot
That plant WANTS THE SUNLIGHT
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Turn it?