u/OxfordPlantGuy

Looks like my Thanksgiving Cactus is transitioning to become a Halloween Cactus! Does this mean she's going to identify now as a goblin rather than a turkey? LOL

Each Sunday I take a picture of each one of my plants to track progress. Does anybody else do this?

Thirteen months ago I bought six plants from Amazon. My how time flies among other things!

I've seen 3D printed ones, I just wanted to prove to myself I could make one LOL!

My echeveria are elliotated and I want to behead both of them, but I am apprehensive. I've read you just cut the stems, pick off the leaves, let them callous over and then stick them into the soil. Then, take the leaves and lay them on top of soil and mist them every couple of days. Has anyone had firsthand experience that could lend me some advice?

Every Sunday morning I take an individual picture of each one of my plants so I can track their progress, especially those I propagate.