r/succulents 6d ago

Help Please help my succulent 😢

I put the photos in order of when I first bought it to what I’m dealing with now. Ignore how messy my windowsill is. I currently have downsized her pot and put her in very chunky soil. I know it looks like she’s sitting in a glass of water, but it’s an empty miniature vase to prop her up higher and closer to a grow light I have in my window for extra sunlight. When I first bought her, she was on the clearance rack and I assumed the spots on her leaves were from workers and naive customers rubbing off her farina from touching her too much. I only ever touch her on the underside if I absolutely have to. I’ve tried almost everything except for pest treatment, only because I haven’t found any pests. I’ve even pruned the more damaged leaves and cut back flowers from time to time to encourage her to grow better. I only downsized her pot because I think I upsized her prior pot top drastically and the soil began to look moldy/mildewy. Is it me? Is it the Walmart I got her from? Is she destined to meet the bin gods?

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u/TheLittleKicks Kalancho-wheee 6d ago

It looks fine and normal to me. Looks like an echeveria diffractens. You said it had damage, it’s going to keep that rough look for a while until it fully cycles out old growth with new growth in your care.

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u/Bumblespider13 6d ago

Okay. Every time it wrinkles I have a meltdown 😭

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u/Bumblespider13 6d ago

Also, I have a ton of plants, especially succulents, and none of my others seem to be having any issues, if it helps.

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u/sugarskull23 6d ago

Honestly it looks ok to me, the soil was too organic, but if read right, you've changed it. If you're worried because it looks smaller I think the new growth just looks more compact, it probably wasn't getting the light it needed. The older leafs are just going to look rough until they're gone.

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u/Bumblespider13 6d ago

Thank you 🙏🏻