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Image 1 — I just got these 4 from the nursery. Super happy about them!
Image 2 — I just got these 4 from the nursery. Super happy about them!
▲ 41 r/succulents

I just got these 4 from the nursery. Super happy about them!

I actually went just for the madagascar palm but could not resist the other three 😅

u/PricklyCypriot — 1 day ago
▲ 102 r/proplifting

Someone pruned their aeonium and throwed them to the street. I gladly rescued them. One person's thrash is another person's treasure

u/PricklyCypriot — 9 days ago
▲ 2 r/cyprus

Is tax free shopping from China up to 150 euros still applies if i buy 16 of the same product? I need them for a kids dance show

u/PricklyCypriot — 13 days ago
▲ 583 r/succulents

These succulents have been living in an area that was abondened 30 years ago!

These are not native species or at least they are not listed. It is amazing to see wild succulents that survived all those years on their own. Despite not being native, agave and prickly pearl are very common but this is my first time seeing this succulent in the wild.

Edit: Thanks for everyone in the comments I learned this is an indigenous plant (it was introduced before year 1500). It is called 'Petrosedum sediforme' if anyone interested.

u/PricklyCypriot — 13 days ago
▲ 1 r/GoogleSlides

Why does .svg not work with slides? The plots i produce are in .pdf format and in power point i was always using in .svg for high resolution low storage option.

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u/PricklyCypriot — 14 days ago
▲ 35 r/succulents

1 year progress. This was one of my first succulents!

I did not know Crassulas are self sterile and can not produce fertile seeds :( It was fun collecting them though 😅

u/PricklyCypriot — 14 days ago
▲ 5 r/Wildflowers

They had red flower before wind took them all. Plantnet says it is Roemeria sicula (Guss.) Galasso, Banfi, L.Sáez & Bartolucci. It is very common in our region but first time in our garden

u/PricklyCypriot — 19 days ago