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What type of grow lights do you recommend? View answer
Asked 3 ´years ago | Explore > Explore All
Does this elongate/etoliate over time? View answer
Asked 3 ´years ago | Pachyveria 'Yvonne'
How much sun does this plant require? View answer
Answer updated 3 years ago | Categories > Fairy Garden Succulents > Crassula muscosa - Watch Chain
Can you actually put echeveria in a windowsill or will they get sunburn? View answer
Answer updated 3 years ago | Soft Succulents > Echeveria
How to prevent and treat succulent sunburn? View answer
Answer posted 4 years ago | Light
Why is my succulent losing leaves? View answer
Answer updated 4 years ago | Troubleshooting Guide, Watering, Light, Climate
Which succulents are best for low light / shade? View answer
Question updated 4 years ago | Types of Succulents, Light
SYMPTOMS OF TOO LITTLE LIGHT (ETIOLATION) Form: Outer leaves of rosettes turn downwards, stems stretch tall with wide gaps between leaves Color: Plants can revert to green or turn pale and faded Click here for more info and example photos PREVENTION Refer to each plant's Recommended Light Conditions to the right of its description on our site and place accordingly Cultivate hardy succule Read more
SYMPTOMS OF TOO MUCH SUN Color: Pigments will look washed out and bleached Burns: Leaves eventually get blotchy burns in white, yellow, or brown Texture: Over-exposure is often accompanied by signs of desiccation e.g. wrinkled, scaly, or crispy leaves Click here for more info and example photos PREVENTION Refer to each plant's Recommended Light Conditions to the right of its descripti Read more
Grow lights are a great option for indoor succulents! Many indoor spaces do not get enough sunlight to support robust, colorful succulents (particularly in winter), and grow lights can help supplement natural light. We recommend using full spectrum, white LED bulbs or T5 fluorescent tubes. Look for a light that produces 300-800 lumens per square foot. Place your grow lights 6.0" to 12.0" from the top of the succulent Read more
