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Dont know plant name...its leaves are becoming dry.

tina.chhedatina.chheda Posts: 26
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It’s kind of succulent plant. Since last month it’s leaves are kind of looks dry and dull. Lost all its shine 😢. 

Soil is moist, don’t stand long in sun. How do I recover this plant. Please guide 🙏🏼


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  • nultyphilip224nultyphilip224 Posts: 923
    Looks like,..Crassula, Jade Plant,..also called a Money plant,..need lots of sun and little water,..hopefully someone with more knowledge on this plant will come along,..i had one for years in a window,..only watered it once in a blue moon.
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  • tina.chhedatina.chheda Posts: 26
    Does this look rotten?
  • treehugger80treehugger80 Posts: 1,923
    i would say its been too wet for far too long and the root have started dying back,
    i don't water mine at all from October till March, it got a soak at the end of March and it won't get watered again till May when it goes out into the garden for its summer holiday until it comes inside in September.
    it will also take as much sun as you can give it at this time of the year, however it needs protecting from the full heat of the sun between June and August
  • TheveggardenerTheveggardener Posts: 1,057
    I would re pot it into slightly damp and put it not in full sun to give it chance to get those new roots going. Mine is in a pot near the patio windows at this time of year to give it max sunlight and I do the same as treehugger80 re watering. Over watering of this plant will eventually kill it. When a piece is broken of it will rout itself, I have a piece that fell of down into the large pot that it's pot was standing in and the grew without water at all.

    You can see the new rot I'll pot this up day in slightly damp compost and put it in a bright but not full sunny place.
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