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Echevaria agavoides flowing in Feb

Matty_PMatty_P Posts: 64
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Hi all, I've had these succulents for a couple of years but we moved house this year and they're now by a south facing window and they appear to be attempting to produce stems with I think flowers developing at the ends although the stems are very floppy on the echevaria agavoides (left). I thought it seemed very early in the year for this? Do you think they need more water, floppy stems to me say not enough water but I don't tend to water these much in winter. Thanks for the advice. 

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  • BiljeBilje Posts: 811
    Mine live in a cold greenhouse until the coldest weather then I bring them indoors to a SE facing window. Several of mine are now in flower. Yours look healthy and I doubt they are short of water…you’ll know what your watering regime is. I barely water mine over winter just a bit once a month. 
  • Matty_PMatty_P Posts: 64
    Thank you Bilje, I will keep an eye on it. My watering is a little random I'm afraid but I do know you shouldn't water them much in winter, certainly several weeks apart.
  • coccinellacoccinella Posts: 1,428
    They look good. 

    Luxembourg
  • Matty_PMatty_P Posts: 64
    That's good thanks, will continue as I have been then 
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