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Help echeveria

9 years ago

Hi All Friends,

I have Echeveria Perle Von Nurnberg, But its became green. Even i taken them in sun maybe 6 HRS, they still green. After 6 Hrs i put them in under terrace.

1 echeveria have great leaves even green. but in Other pot, they have soft leaves n became green... im so worried... i dont think so over watering, 2x in week cause sun very hard. I checked roots... they have many small white new roots there.

Any Opinions for my problems?

Thank u :)

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Comments (3)

Dzitmoidonc
9 years ago
If they did not burn after 6 hours, that is good. But if you only show sun for 6 hours one day, then the plant will stay green. For red/purple color, the plant must have a lot of sun all the time.

You should water after the soil is dry for a day maybe 2 days. Put your finger in the dirt to see how wet the soil is.
_sbgibbons_
9 years ago
Is it possible for you to post a picture? That would help a lot. :)
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xnestx
Original Author
9 years ago
@ Dzitmoidonc they did not burn... but sometimes yes im affraid... im always check out my dirt... cause i had bad experience in overwatering :(

@Sbgibbons yes sure... i will upload tomorrow :)

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