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16 years ago

I really need helpÂ I am totally new to gardening and growing plants. I have some succulents but donÂt know their name

Just received cuttings from a colleague

all sit on a window sill, exposed to sun and light.

Any help with these plants will be really and greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lotÂ btw I am Odette, 23 years old from Malta (island in the MED).

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odettebonett
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16 years ago
Link of unknown plants and Jade plant..

Prob with jade plant :

I really need helpÂ I am totally new to gardening and growing plants.

Jade plantÂ. I think its happy although any member will judge better It sits on window sill , it is exposed to sun and light. I leave the window around 2 hours open daily. Will it be happier if I put it outside?

From this jade plant I cut some cuttings and left them to callous over (as I read on the forum) although I donÂt know what to expect by callous over

Here is a link that might be useful: My plants ... section unkown ID and Jade Plant

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