This is only half of what my 2 sungold cherry tomatoes have, so many more to come. Im not a huge fan of raw tomatoes so im probably gonna turn this into a sauce of sorts.
Separated my aloe blizzard into individual pots with much better soil. I ended up with 8 total and even found a subterranean one that I'll see if it'll survive outside of the soil. I almost thought it was a giant taproot, until I noticed the floret pattern and the roughness of the leaves.
It was the last aloe blizzard and i wasn't even planning on buying anything but low and behold... I'm new to aloe but I do have a few cacti and succulent (props). I was mainly wondering if I should change the soil out to a better mix than what the store offers. Ive opted to keep this one inside for the time being because I fear it'll get scorched in the AZ sun until I have a proper shaded setup.
Working on building a shaded area for my cacti (and other plants) because this AZ sun is getting HOT. For now, the raised bed and cucumber vines (top right) give them some nice shade during the hottest time of the day
Labeled as a tpm and definetly the nicest one here
I hear they're finicky so we'll see how well they do. They just got transplanted so thats probably why they look droopy or they hate their lives, who knows. Been giving a light dose of nutrients to these and all my other peppers. Planted these March 15th and they sprouted like 4 days later.
What the hell should I do? This prop has the strongest root system between all three so should I let it go or try to fix it. Been propping since December of '25