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New baby I couldn’t leave behind. I’ll repot tonight.

It rained all night and now again. They are under flimsy patio umbrella in gritty mix

Euphorbia geroldii and Euphorbia milii crested. I’ll repot tonight!

It’s an orange day in this heatwave because of wildfires in Canada. But they seem fine. The rest are inside.

I had to break the pots. It was too tight and I didn’t want to damage the roots and rhizomes. I wasn’t able to hose off soil completely for some reason. Usually my roots are super clean. Now they are drying in the shade
Should I trim those circled roots?

I didn’t expect to find these babies among the usual philodendron and begonia. 2 pots of E. decaryi var. and E. lyttoniana. I’m afraid I’ll need to break those terracotta pots when I repot.

I’ve made a mistake of raising caudex a few years ago. Do you think it’s safe to bury it back? Gritty substrate. Thank you!

Repotting now. What a nasty soil full of peat and clay. Would you separate them now? I think I have a better chance now. I’d like this horrida stay as small as possible due to lack of plant RE. What would you do?

It was on 50% sale only $10
I couldn’t resist even though no place left. It will stay outside till fall. Tonight I will repot into the gritty mix

I got her about 3 weeks ago and repotted the same day. She was in regular potting soil and I repotted in Foxfarm plus extra perlite. She didn’t have much roots but she bloomed! Maybe it was her last cry for help😭
I have another Ludisia discolor and she is doing fine and multiplying and blooming.
Does she have a chance? Can I get her roots back? I’m new to jewel orchids
Thank you! 💚

Found these dudes in a supermarket and took them home.
Will clean and repot tonight

Repotted my E.NOID into gritty mix.

It grew so much since last year. I regret not repotting it but now I feel intimidated. I’m afraid to break these awesome arms and they are so sharp too.

I got it last week from my local nursery and decided to repot into gritty mix. It was in regular potting soil bone dry. Soil level was up to that corking line. I decided to raise it as I thought it was wrong stem was buried so deep but now I’m wondering if I did it right or I had to repot it to the original level? Please advise and thank you! 💚

I’m bitten by euphorbia bug again so I placed an order with Arid Lands. It’s not my first order with them. While some plants are kinda small for the price they survive better than more lush ones I’ve had. Customer service was nice and they ship rocket fast and nice and safe packaging too.
However, one euphorbia doesn’t look too good to me. E. tubiglans. The arms are falling so I used some thread to keep them together. Planted in Black Gold cactus , heavy on pumice and chicken grit. I didn’t water them yet
Anything I can do to keep it alive?