I have a key lime in a ceramic coffee cup that has a crinkle leaf decoration on it. I water it when dry and it is happy. It has not grown much but is still thriving. I also have a mystery adromischus that is thriving and actually growing a bit. Thanks to you, I now know what it is. Subscribed
I've one and love it! It's just so cute! Bought mine from Urban Outfitters and managed to get mine to good health as it was kind of dull and thin looking, now my leaves and plump and shinny and it's growing new ones!
7:59 what are those white crumbly looking stuff in the soil? Ive never had a plant before till now and google image search says its the key lime pie one.Ive been watering it every 10 dys and had it for 4 months now i also live in hot weather its still alive though..Btw can i leave it in the very small pot it came in forever or will i have to move it to a bigger pot or it will die?I also have it in the window sill i thought that be good for it or am i wrong?
The white crumbly thing is called perlite. They keep the soil fast draining. You can leave it in the small pot until they are twice the size of the pot then the root will have nowhere to go and they will soon rot and the plant will die. If you like the pot, you can leave one baby in it and plant the rest in a bigger planter. Hope this helps
Great information, I have a small the Key Lime Pie and it is way too cute. I'm looking forward to watching it grow to see what it does size wise. I have one leaf propagating and I'm so, so excited about it!
Dyeni Most likely. Or there is mold and fungus. Is the soil damp? if so, then replant it in dry and loose draining soil to save it, if it’s even salvageable
Succulents in general like any other plant will naturally stretch where the light is so your best bet would be aloes because of strong and firm leaves. This plant will need at least 4 hours of sunlight.
I bought a key lime plant and it had an antenna growing from the top with little flowers. However the antenna died :( if I clip the dead antenna off will a new one grow
Mary Fuentes yes it’s actually a flower stalk, you can snip that off it’s good for the plant because flower stalks take energy from the main plant. the plant will flower every season, but for the plant to stay healthy you have to snip it off.
KREATIVE GARDENER I’m so sorry to hear that 😩. I’m not sure how long but let me put it to you this way... you have to have a lot of patience. However, if you don’t have much patience, you’re better off propagating via cutting or babies. This plant is quick to make babies, esp in colder weather, but not freezing weather.
I have a key lime in a ceramic coffee cup that has a crinkle leaf decoration on it. I water it when dry and it is happy. It has not grown much but is still thriving.
I also have a mystery adromischus that is thriving and actually growing a bit.
Thanks to you, I now know what it is.
Subscribed
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I've one and love it! It's just so cute! Bought mine from Urban Outfitters and managed to get mine to good health as it was kind of dull and thin looking, now my leaves and plump and shinny and it's growing new ones!
・The Ultimate Variety Channel・ That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing!
I named mines Kermit
That’s cute!!
7:59 what are those white crumbly looking stuff in the soil? Ive never had a plant before till now and google image search says its the key lime pie one.Ive been watering it every 10 dys and had it for 4 months now i also live in hot weather its still alive though..Btw can i leave it in the very small pot it came in forever or will i have to move it to a bigger pot or it will die?I also have it in the window sill i thought that be good for it or am i wrong?
The white crumbly thing is called perlite. They keep the soil fast draining. You can leave it in the small pot until they are twice the size of the pot then the root will have nowhere to go and they will soon rot and the plant will die. If you like the pot, you can leave one baby in it and plant the rest in a bigger planter. Hope this helps
@@SucculentSoul7 This all was very helpful thanks💙
Great information, I have a small the Key Lime Pie and it is way too cute. I'm looking forward to watching it grow to see what it does size wise. I have one leaf propagating and I'm so, so excited about it!
SewEasyCreations They don’t even look real, they’re so cute!
Mine is going black, leaf by leaf. Is it overwatered?
Dyeni Most likely. Or there is mold and fungus. Is the soil damp? if so, then replant it in dry and loose draining soil to save it, if it’s even salvageable
Soul Sugar Succulent, yup the soil is damp causing the succulent to be overwatered. Thanks for the advice! Ill be careful next time.
Dyeni yes, succulents’ mortal enemy=wet feet
Needs more sun light to make it turn red. But not enough to burn it.
Will survive in low light?
Succulents in general like any other plant will naturally stretch where the light is so your best bet would be aloes because of strong and firm leaves. This plant will need at least 4 hours of sunlight.
I bought a key lime plant and it had an antenna growing from the top with little flowers. However the antenna died :( if I clip the dead antenna off will a new one grow
Mary Fuentes yes it’s actually a flower stalk, you can snip that off it’s good for the plant because flower stalks take energy from the main plant. the plant will flower every season, but for the plant to stay healthy you have to snip it off.
I love mine. I also just store rescued one for 50 cents. Lol
Mishelle Walker yay!! Good for you!!
I have one key lime pie leaf. Got it from my friend.should I just lay them on soil or plant them in soil ?
Thanks
MY GARDENING CHANNEL I would leave it on soil in shady area
Ok. I’ll leave them on soil. Thank you :)
How to propagate them by leaves.
KREATIVE GARDENER It is possible but it takes soooo long! Better to do it by cuttings
Soul Sugar Succulent I wish I could it got a rot and I had to remove rest of uprooted leaves
How long any estimate?
KREATIVE GARDENER I’m so sorry to hear that 😩. I’m not sure how long but let me put it to you this way... you have to have a lot of patience. However, if you don’t have much patience, you’re better off propagating via cutting or babies. This plant is quick to make babies, esp in colder weather, but not freezing weather.
So in cold they grow faster ???