Dudleya Brittonii issues

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indiegamer Sunnyvale, CA Aug 12, 2018

Hi All,

This is my first post so hopefully this is in the right community.

I planted a Dudleya Brittonii in the ground approx 2 months ago. Its in a raised bed of well draining soil surrounded by rocks and planted at an angle of almost 45 degrees. It seems to be suffering currently. At first I thought it was from watering issues but today morning I discovered something had dug up one of the smaller Dudleyas so now I think its from something chewing the leaves. Can someone help diagnose?

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ahvccenter Dec 26, 2023

Many develop on north-bound, steep slants. They are wonderfully adjusted for the nearby environment — blistering, dry summers and gentle winters with low precipitation. You could hear these plants called "live-forevers," as a result of their sluggish development and long life expectancy

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ahvccenter Jan 09, 2024

At the point when the plant isn't getting sufficient light, the powder diminishes and the leaves totally spread out, losing their fancy worth.

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