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Finally, new growth

Just when I was starting to think it was artificial 😆.

u/dusti_dearian — 6 days ago

My newest arrangement

Dudleya greenei, crassula tetragone, echeveria harmsii.

Opinions are welcome.

Edit: it’s a sedeveria ‘Blue Elf’ not a Dudleya

u/dusti_dearian — 8 days ago

Dudleya greenei, crassula tetragona, echeveria harmsii

Please let me know what you think. I’m new to staging. Thank you.

Edit: it’s a sedeveria ‘Blue Elf’ not a Dudleya

u/dusti_dearian — 8 days ago

I’ve only got myself to blame.

I ordered 5 bananas or so I thought 🤣. It’s totally my fault but what in the world is one supposed to do with this many, all very ripe bananas? I don’t have enough people to give this much banana bread to😭.

u/dusti_dearian — 10 days ago

Can anyone explain what’s up with my lilies?

So these are 2 Turks Turban’s that bloomed beautifully. The third one is a black variety, it just stopped growing and developed all these growths.

Firstly I think they are not planted deep enough? I put them in a pot because of the deer that come to my yard. They always eat any lilies so I kept them on my porch. I’m in 6b.

What are these growths? These are my first attempt at having these flowers. They are outside

Any advice is appreciated. TIA.

u/dusti_dearian — 10 days ago

I have a question about using clay as top dressing

I’d like to achieve the cracked earth look to some of my succulents and cacti. I know it’s a certain type of clay and there’s a technique I just don’t know what they are.

If I could get some advice or anecdotal insights I’d be very appreciative. It might not be advisable for lithops idk. TIA.

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u/dusti_dearian — 11 days ago

I have a question about using clay as top dressing

I’d like to achieve the cracked earth look to some of my succulents and cacti. I know it’s a certain type of clay and there’s a technique I just don’t know what they are.

If I could get some advice or anecdotal insights I’d be very appreciative. It might not be advisable for lithops idk. TIA.

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u/dusti_dearian — 12 days ago

I have a question about clay top dressing

I know that there is a type of clay and a technique to get that cracked earth look, I just don’t know what they are.

If someone could let me know I’d be very appreciative. TIA.

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u/dusti_dearian — 12 days ago

New babies this week

2 syngonium albo varigata, a split leaf philo and the 4 other syngoniums. Yes, I’m a little obsessed with syngoniums apparently.

Also the succulents.

u/dusti_dearian — 17 days ago

Is this a decent price?

It’s $62. I know it’s worth it if I really want it but is this a decent price for SW Pennsylvania?

It’s so pretty!

u/dusti_dearian — 24 days ago

Is this a good deal?

I know it’s worth it if I really want it but is this a decent price for a Pink Dragon in SW Pennsylvania?

It’s so darn pretty!

u/dusti_dearian — 24 days ago

It’s so pretty irl

It’s so much prettier than any picture could convey. I feel like I’ve wanted it for so long.

If anyone has any insights into albo care I’d be very grateful.

Some say a silica additive helps with variegation. If you use it has it made a difference?
Thank you.

u/dusti_dearian — 27 days ago

What is this? It’s marvellous.

It’s a succulent I’m sure but I’ve never seen anything like it. It’s fascinating. It was on a table with miscellaneous plants, no tags.

u/dusti_dearian — 29 days ago

Opinions please

This is my Marble Queen pothos. However it may be considered a Snow Queen at this point.

How pale is enough to be considered a Snow Queen? Should it be white-white? Or is a very subtle yellow enough?

I’m just really curious. And I’m kinda loving on her today.

u/dusti_dearian — 1 month ago