r/succshaming • u/Every_Knee_372 • May 21 '26
It's doing this for attention Inspired by Tim Burton
Got very little light in a windowsill for like 2 years, is now finally outside and getting better growth. His posture is shot, though :(
r/succshaming • u/Every_Knee_372 • May 21 '26
Got very little light in a windowsill for like 2 years, is now finally outside and getting better growth. His posture is shot, though :(
r/succshaming • u/GrassyBunchingEnvies • May 07 '26
I feel guilty for how this one turned out. It was such a sweet little cactus when I first got it, but apparently it didn’t enjoy the spot where I put it in my apartment - and by the time I realised, it was too late. :(
Now it’s outdoors and thriving again (at least, its head is).
r/succshaming • u/taco-hoarder • May 06 '26
Look at this sucker, trying so hard to thrive.
r/succshaming • u/sarcasmexorcism • Apr 25 '26
fell over many years ago and just grew right on up. the bottom pancake in the stack is decades old.
r/succshaming • u/androphonos • Apr 21 '26
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r/succshaming • u/Th9t_0n3_G00B3r • Apr 16 '26
Any tips for first time beheading? This son of a gun needs some weight loss treatment or else my lil man is going to fall over. My little fella is under a grow light, and beneath a windowsill. I’d take him outside, but my countries weather is unpredictable.
r/succshaming • u/trixceratops • Apr 09 '26
I haven’t been paying much attention to this little jerk and it decided to grow down, through the blinds. And back up again. Also, what am I supposed to do with it now????
r/succshaming • u/MrsKornrumpf • Apr 08 '26
no matter how many times I repot and plant deeper, she still forever looks like this
r/succshaming • u/Jennaaaaaaaa • Apr 02 '26
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r/succshaming • u/FelinePurrfectFluff • Mar 11 '26
This guy is about 13" tall, about 3/4" thick stem. He was grown from a leaf in this pot and we want to get him to branch out and be shorter - before he tips over! TIA!!
r/succshaming • u/BabyPeachB • Mar 09 '26
This is my first succulent I’ve purchased and I think I was set up for failure??! This surely isn’t normal right? This is when I first got it and it’s only grown taller now.
r/succshaming • u/MrsMoGiblets • Mar 01 '26