



Just when I was starting to think it was artificial 😆.
Dudleya greenei, crassula tetragone, echeveria harmsii.
Opinions are welcome.
Edit: it’s a sedeveria ‘Blue Elf’ not a Dudleya
Please let me know what you think. I’m new to staging. Thank you.
Edit: it’s a sedeveria ‘Blue Elf’ not a Dudleya
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😭.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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!
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.
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.
Sometimes it comes back a monstera sometimes a pothos.
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.