"Pink Moonstones" (or Lavender Pebbles) is really "Graptopetalum Amethystinum" - "Pachyphytum Oviferum" is known as regular "Moonstones", which can blush pink with the right conditions.. but they are often confused. There are even more "Moonstone" nicknames for different plants.. so it's really better to understand the botanical name.
I keep mine in the windsil but recently removed it from a pot with some ground attached to the roots, into a long cup filled with water. The roots stays in the water and it's in the best shape it has ever been. Hard to explain since I always read about not giving too much water.
I am new to this plant. I got two that were perfectly healthy and I replanted and have only watered once. That leaf you had at 3 minutes 49 seconds I have three or four like that. What causes that
Hi! I’m gonna pot up my moonstones after stem cutting propagation. I cut the full tops off of all of my healthy & top- full moonstones so I could repot them & give them more room bc they needed it to grow badly! I was wondering : #1.) how much space should I give between each plant? 2.) was wondering if anyone had any cool/ fun/ diff ideas of what to do with the bottoms of the plants ( the bottom of the stem w/ it’s roots & leaves ) left for propagation etc.?! *I’m hoping🤞🏻to place them all together too ( but in a fun & diff way ) so they can grow beautiful new plants together AND I can free up 2 MUCH NEEDED terracotta pots bahahaha! I know some of y’all if not all feel me on the whole pot/ space issue right😆😁🪴!!! Thanks in Advance folks!
Hi Kayla, 1-inch between each cuttings is fine and yeah you can place them all together. For more information, please check out our blog on this succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/tips-on-succulent-propagation-from-leaves-and-cuttings
Hi Karissa, in my experience, this is a regular problem for them when they are stressed, results in shriveled leaves. It's likely that the roots were damaged and the soil was somewhat damp when you potted it, causing some roots to die. You should unpot them and clear any soil from the roots and check them to make sure they aren't brown/dried out/crispy or freshly rotting. Then, repot it in a terra cotta/plastic nursery pot and place it in a bright light, taking notice of the water you should use. You can also check out this blog to see if it might help you. succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-care-for-moonstones-pachyphytum-oviferum
Hi Succulents box! I was wondering, for the leaf propagation do we callus over the leafs before putting the leafs on moist soil? And if we do how many days? :)
Don't worry. It's just a harmless fungus. This fungus might thrive in wet soil and is aided by overwatering, poor drainage, and old or contaminated potting soil. Tired of mold? Check out this this blog succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/succulent-fungus-their-natural-treatments.
The most ideal lighting condition is to put your lovely Moonstone under sunlight for 6 hours. In months with intense sunlight, you should give it some shade. More care here, my friend succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-care-for-moonstones-pachyphytum-oviferum
Hi Paula, in my experience, I don't think your moonstone lost color from touching; the pale hue for succulents is caused by overwatering or a lack of bright sunshine. Hope this helps
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This video is very informative and succinct. I got the information I was looking for. Thank you very much!
So glad!
"Pink Moonstones" (or Lavender Pebbles) is really "Graptopetalum Amethystinum" - "Pachyphytum Oviferum" is known as regular "Moonstones", which can blush pink with the right conditions.. but they are often confused. There are even more "Moonstone" nicknames for different plants.. so it's really better to understand the botanical name.
Thank you for your suggestions :)
@@SucculentsBox They're not suggestions, they're facts
Don’t start with them… I ordered a Graptopetalum Superbum and got a purple delight 3 times until I got a refund
She has not done correction of the video title even two years after your comment posting.
I keep mine in the windsil but recently removed it from a pot with some ground attached to the roots, into a long cup filled with water. The roots stays in the water and it's in the best shape it has ever been. Hard to explain since I always read about not giving too much water.
Although my get plenty of sun, it is very stalky. What else could be the factor here?
Informative, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Mine has peduncles but couldn't bloom. If i cut the flowers and put it in water, does it bloom. Like a rose, could i tell what i mean?
I am new to this plant. I got two that were perfectly healthy and I replanted and have only watered once. That leaf you had at 3 minutes 49 seconds I have three or four like that. What causes that
Muito linda parabéns ❤😂
why did you touch those leaves 😶 ?
Hi there, thank you for your feedback! We'll be more careful ^^
Hi! I’m gonna pot up my moonstones after stem cutting propagation. I cut the full tops off of all of my healthy & top- full moonstones so I could repot them & give them more room bc they needed it to grow badly! I was wondering :
#1.) how much space should I give between each plant?
2.) was wondering if anyone had any cool/ fun/ diff ideas of what to do with the bottoms of the plants ( the bottom of the stem w/ it’s roots & leaves ) left for propagation etc.?!
*I’m hoping🤞🏻to place them all together too ( but in a fun & diff way ) so they can grow beautiful new plants together AND I can free up 2 MUCH NEEDED terracotta pots bahahaha! I know some of y’all if not all feel me on the whole pot/ space issue right😆😁🪴!!!
Thanks in Advance folks!
Hi Kayla, 1-inch between each cuttings is fine and yeah you can place them all together. For more information, please check out our blog on this succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/tips-on-succulent-propagation-from-leaves-and-cuttings
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I can’t find anywhere why the new leaves on my oviferum are growing deformed and not round:( what might I be doing wrong?
could you share a picture so we can take a look?
MOON STONE WORKS FOR VENUS & MOON BOTH????????????
My moonstone is 6ft away from a south facing window and little by little the leaves are starting to shrivel up.
Hi Karissa, in my experience, this is a regular problem for them when they are stressed, results in shriveled leaves. It's likely that the roots were damaged and the soil was somewhat damp when you potted it, causing some roots to die. You should unpot them and clear any soil from the roots and check them to make sure they aren't brown/dried out/crispy or freshly rotting. Then, repot it in a terra cotta/plastic nursery pot and place it in a bright light, taking notice of the water you should use. You can also check out this blog to see if it might help you. succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-care-for-moonstones-pachyphytum-oviferum
Hi Succulents box! I was wondering, for the leaf propagation do we callus over the leafs before putting the leafs on moist soil? And if we do how many days? :)
Yes, we need to wait for the leaf to callus over and this process takes about one day 😊
@@SucculentsBox thank you so much! :)
I just bought one and potted it in cactus soil mix. The bottom leaves are a little soft, what does that mean?
just the bottom leaves right? If only the bottom then it's normal
also why is my succulents pot growing mold in the drainage holes
Don't worry. It's just a harmless fungus. This fungus might thrive in wet soil and is aided by overwatering, poor drainage, and old or contaminated potting soil. Tired of mold? Check out this this blog succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/succulent-fungus-their-natural-treatments.
So my Moonstone has a couple of wrinkles on the bottom and one top leaf, I've already watered it. What do I do ?
Wrinkles can also be a sign of overwatering or irregular watering. Please tell me your watering schedule and we'll figure it out.
@@SucculentsBox So I don't really have one, I just water when the soil is dry
I leave it outside from morning till dark :
The most ideal lighting condition is to put your lovely Moonstone under sunlight for 6 hours. In months with intense sunlight, you should give it some shade. More care here, my friend succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-care-for-moonstones-pachyphytum-oviferum
they lost all their color from so much touching 😢
Hi Paula, in my experience, I don't think your moonstone lost color from touching; the pale hue for succulents is caused by overwatering or a lack of bright sunshine. Hope this helps
STOP TOUCHING IT ! 😰😰😰
Appreciate your caring for this little guy 💚 Don't worry, gentle infrequent touches are safe for your plants (: