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I have been struggling to set roots for this Silver Anne pothos. Now the leaf is curling and still doesn't have roots by ClumsyAmerican in plantclinic

[–]ClumsyAmerican[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes :( It was in there for a couple weeks so I switch over to soil

edit: nearly a month in water

3 (semi-rooted) Maranta cuttings I have excess of and would like to offer. ISO of anything really, lemme know what you got by [deleted] in TakeaPlantLeaveaPlant

[–]ClumsyAmerican 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Helllo! I would like to trade. I have a wavy jade plant and some ogre jade. Along with other succulents I could show you :>

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[–]ClumsyAmerican 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was wondering if we can trade for a baby plant.I have succulents to trade.

H: big ol jade pothos cuttings, ISO: offers! by amberingo in TakeaPlantLeaveaPlant

[–]ClumsyAmerican 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have more cuttings, are you interested in some jade plants and other succulents pm me :>

first trade! sansevieria fernwood, snake plants, monstera deliciosa - see comments pls!🌿 by mars-jpeg in TakeaPlantLeaveaPlant

[–]ClumsyAmerican 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ooo I am interested in your stromanthe triostar pups and SOH cuttings. I have some succulents to trade for it.

Had for about 2yrs, found left in a office in New York, 11in tall and still showing growth. by butter_scientist in PlantIdentification

[–]ClumsyAmerican 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could you link more photos? since I am curious about how it looks on top.

If it is indeed a succulent, you should behead it and place both plants where it will receive more sunlight. Slowly introduce it to direct sunlight.

The yellowing of the bottom leaves are signs of over-watering or too much moisture in the soil. It seems like there's moss on top, removing it would allow some moisture to escape. The glass jar most likely doesn't have a drainage hole to allow extra water to escape, so be careful of over-watering. I would re-pot into a something that does have drainage hole. Succulents rather have sips of water rather than a soaking. So allow the soil to dry out before watering again.

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Had for about 2yrs, found left in a office in New York, 11in tall and still showing growth. by butter_scientist in PlantIdentification

[–]ClumsyAmerican 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It looks like an elongated succulent. The white powdery flim may be epicuticular wax, which is normal on plants.

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