Mine finally bloomed this past week! I got a wide shallow hanging pot, so the little ones that fall off can land in soil and start even more growths.
this post was submitted on 06 Apr 2025
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Cutie!
I wanna eat it.
They look very good! I've had one that had more rounded leaves but as you say, one touch and they fall out. Eventually it was just a stalk :(
I had the same issue. I want to buy another and try but I don't know what miskate not the make again.
Succulents especially
Saw these at a big box store recently and almost took some home. They're very cute plants!
They are picky, and just want to be left alone, watered now and then. If you touch them they fall apart. Temperamental li'l guys.
How often do you water them?
Very cute, especially hanging! And I guess falling apart is a good propagation strategy for a succulent.
Tbh the main reason we didn't bring any home is that we already have too many (lol) similar succulents and I'm not sure we have the space for the baby burritos too.
They're parked in the back of my mind to go back and check on when they're being marked down later in the season. That gives me time to think about where they might live hahaha.