Definitely a variegated P. Afra. I agree that the soil is way too rich, and will be trouble. These plants prefer good drainage, and plenty of air in the root zone. Peat moss based bagged soils do neither, and are a recipe for disaster. Look into a gritty type mix for long term health. These plants are also much pickier than jades, not tolerating abuse like jades do. They need more water, especially during the summer. Being a sun loving plant, they also resent indoor conditions, unless in a green house or under intense artificial light. They need to be outside as much as possible, in direct sun, but acclimated slowly if previously indoors, as noted above. Joe

I think you have to give them a chance to repair but if you put it on a credit card you may be able to dispute the charge because you did not get a working machine and this might give you leverage to get them to replace it. This is very time sensitive as you can only do this for so many days after it is billed. If you paid cash, you may have to let them fix it. You are really on the second repair and some lemon laws allow 3 repairs but they vary. It is so time consuming if you have to take time off for the diagnostic call and then repair call and so much time in between. I would keep calling SQ and let them know you are unhappy with the dealer. Also try to speak with the owner of the appliance store. I would leave detailed online reviews.

Misting succulents every week as a general advice is not very helpful -:( - not your fault but store employee. It needs to be in container with drainage holes (I can't tell if yours has them or not). It should be potted in fast draining mix - what I see looks like peat with very little perlite in it. Simple and better mix you can make is 50/50 mix of Cactus & Succulent soil and sifted/rinsed perlite. It should be watered when potting mix is almost completely dry - use bamboo skewer or chopstick to check it. It needs as much light as possible but should be acclimatized to it if it was in darker spot. This is what just about all succulents need.

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