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Educational_Egg7017
I got this succulent as a gift a few years ago when it was just one stem but it has grown so much and now has over 15 different little branches! I think this is a jade plant (please correct me if I’m wrong), and it loves this sunny spot. It seems to be happy in this pot but not sure if it has outgrown it? TIA
CerahLynn
Definitely repot and separate the two different plants into their own pots. They are very beautiful!
whogivesashite2
Not exactly a jade plant but Crassula “springtime”
It’s gorgeous, nicely done indoor plant for that many years. Has it flowered yet?
TheCuteCochin
It’s beautiful 🤩
IallanallaI
Your echeveria looks etoliated (beautiful, btw). If you can, put her in a spot that receives a lot of sunlight. She’ll be a lot happier. As for repotting, don’t water them for at least a week afterward.
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I got this succulent as a gift a few years ago when it was just one stem but it has grown so much and now has over 15 different little branches! I think this is a jade plant (please correct me if I’m wrong), and it loves this sunny spot. It seems to be happy in this pot but not sure if it has outgrown it? TIA
Definitely repot and separate the two different plants into their own pots. They are very beautiful!
Not exactly a jade plant but Crassula “springtime”
It’s gorgeous, nicely done indoor plant for that many years. Has it flowered yet?
It’s beautiful 🤩
Your echeveria looks etoliated (beautiful, btw). If you can, put her in a spot that receives a lot of sunlight. She’ll be a lot happier. As for repotting, don’t water them for at least a week afterward.