Should I remove leaves to give light for offshoots?
3 years ago
I recently bought this echeveria blue minima. It has 3 babies growing at the bottom, but the lower leaves are drooping and blocking light from 2 of the babies. Should I remove those lower leaves? Thanks in advance!
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