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Cercos123•

I suggest gettin them a new pot with better soil, looks pretty messed up

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ClickforcolourOP•

Hey everyone, I've been lurking this community for a while and in love with all the succulents and what everyone does here. I got this handsome fella a while back, I don't know what type he is and exactly what the best care routine for him is.

I've been watering him twice a week with ice blocks and giving him indirect sunlight. However, he lost a couple leaves and I'm worried about that. Any and all help would be appreciated.

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TheLittleKicksHave you read the sidebar?•

Kalanchoe luciae. Incorrect watering technique and frequency, and not enough sun.

I recommend reading the beginners basics and faq linked on the sidebar, and by the automod for basic care info.

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chujess•

ur overwatering them! i think every 2-3 weeks is a good standard but u should try and wait to see signs of thirst from ur plants for best results. also i’ve heard using ice is bad since they’re used to drought weather. i personally water from the top but bottom watering is a good method to prevent overwatering and just letting them take what they need!

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