My plant developed a white fungus like on them, what do I do or what did I do. They did arrive in great shape and well packed, thank you
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mines died too. i had them in a closed terrarium perhaps they needed more fresh air.
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Mine were great,too but I could not keep them growing-too much water or not enough???
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I was well pleased with my order, but my intent was not as specific. I just wanted to see what they were like, as i had never experienced succulents. They are fun, and can be placed in many different vessels for many different effects. Mine are all still alive!!!! i would suggest you contact the seller to see what they have at this time. Sorry, not as knowledgeable as you.
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I bought several plants and none of them bloomed at all this season. My parents have the same plants and they are beautiful. It could be that it was damaged in shipping or that it just got some type of disease. If you got any of the pods from the vines save those let them dry out and plant them in the spring. the pods house the seeds.
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Wish I could help you with that question but mine are new and I have not had a problem with them. I would begin by contacting the company itself. Good luck with it.
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Hi Gloria, I am quick to answer this question, because Ive been having alot of fun with thislittle jewel. I have just plopped them in the pot and covered them with a little bit of dirt, nothing special.But Very Rewarding!
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It sounds like wherever you got them from, they were stored improperly and we exposed to something. Mine came from Amazon and they do not have any significant smell. The way to get the smell gone (or reduced) is to use a mild cleaner with 1-2% of Murphy's Oil or Pinesol and warm water and a cloth. Rub them down and let them sit outside in direct sunlight...hope that helps.
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I just got seeds, they grew for about six months then all died. I'm guessing they didn't get nearly enough sun :(
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i was very disappointed with my seeds, as well. they may have been old seeds.
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I have stored them just like how they come and have had no problems. If they do dry out a bit you can rehydrate them with a little soak. I stored mine in the cupboard. Happy gardening!
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I didn't have much luck with growing things this last year. I am not sure if it was the new soil I used or the weather as it didn't matter if it was in my raised beds or not. I have been adding compost this fall and winter so I am hoping I get a better return this next year. I have noticed that the top part of the raised bed has pulled apart. I am hoping I can push it back together. I am not sure why this happened.
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I am sorry, but I haven't planted them yet and do not know any more about them than what it says on Amazon. Good Luck.
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The ones I got were barely alive. They were typical haworthias and succulents, all infested with mealybugs and pests. None were any more cold hardly than a typical haworthia. I hope this answers your question. If you haven't bought this collection, don't. Most of the plants ended up dead. They were in terrible shape, many were duplicates and an overall disappointment. Instead I would recommend finding one or two plants you really want and buy them, and skip wasting your money on this collection.
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I would suggest bleaching first, let it dry, then use the benzarid fungicide. It will prevent future mold and mildew growth for a long time as it has on my house.
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In instructions with seeds, it says those white fluffy things are part of seed roots, not mold and go away when you add water. That's been my experience.
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I separated all and put in small pots. If half make it I will be happy. They ship a lot in one pot so it looks like a great plant. I have lost 5 plants out of all that I got. Good luck.
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I think you are over watering them. Soak mine every two to three weeks (30 minutes) and spray with water between soaks if necessary. They are all placed in a window where they get indirect light. It sounds like yours are rotting so make sure there is some air circulation for your plants. P.S. I live in a very hot summer and cold winter climate. Of course I will cut back on watering in the winter. Good luck!
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No problem in the least. Sounds like you may have fungus gnats. Fairly harmless but annoying. They may have been in your soil.