Echeveria advice, possible root rot?
8 years ago
Hi all,
My mother bought a new echeveria for me and I'm unsure if it has root rot. I've taken it out of the pot it came in, it was too small for the plant itself, but I've noticed that the stem is starting to turn a yellow/dirty cream colour and it was missing a number of leaves when I had it and has lost a few more. Can anyone offer advice?
That's the pot it was in.
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