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ashg331

7 years ago

Need help identifying this. Also, suggested care?

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garrett222
7 years ago
kalanchoe blossfeldiana, it loves sun and well draining soil. Make sure that has a drainage hole
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7 years ago
Or repot it into a plastic pot with plentiful holes in the bottom that will fit inside that decorative one. Always remove from the decorative one to water, and do not replace inside the decorative outer container until all the run-off has ceased.
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