The succulent's spoon-shaped, yellow-green variegated leaves are a delight to look at once fully grown. But you don't want to make the leaves turn yellow or fall off. This first aeonium however is becoming paler than it was before. The information below can help you identify if your succulent is not acting normally or signaling that you need to take immediate action.

Graptoveria "Debbi" is a unique hybrid succulent that's easily identifiable by its delicate colors, and beautiful rosette shape. The Sanyatwe, a little succulent, has thick, peachy-orange green leaves that are arranged in an rosette arrangement. The leaves form a tight, circular rosette. It is usually a sign of stress if the leaves start to fall off. The plant should be kept indoors if the temperature drops too low. It can become fatal if it is exposed to cold temperatures for too long. This means that it doesn't require much water. It doesn't need much care.