my new truncata in its new fancy pot!!! so pleased with this and hopefully will see it flower soon :-)
i thought about potting it deeper so that it is more true to a wild plant, but i think i’ll just let it recede on its own as it dries out
i assume it’s a sedum but i have no idea what kind. all this has grown from a small cutting i received last year, unlabelled
not mine- just wanted to share this magical land i visited
beautiful store called pots galore. bonus image at the end of their backyard residents
i’m really happy with the growth and the amount of flowers it’s regularly putting out. just moved house and had my first bloom in the new setup, with a few more peduncles on the way to blooming already. i also added some slow release fertiliser pellets last week
However, i got my heuschkeliana 2 years ago and until now the biggest peduncle has never flowered.
welllllll today i’ve just noticed its got some red growth on the tip finally! if im counting the notches correctly this will be the 7th bloom from this peduncle!!!
…last pic is a bonus, what i posted last year when it was still refusing to flower lol. i was keeping it dry to force flowers but it needed more regular watering to finish growing them and bloom :)
maybe i was too early, there was still a top layer lol
grouped by similar light and water needs! not recommended for beginners unless you are very lucky lol
everything but the haworthias were free plants. the aloe chinensis at the back have been with me for 5+ years now, everything else is from the past 12 months
the agaves pot ones are a mix of rooted plants and cuttings. have been slowly growing for a few months in the shade with afternoon sun
the aloes were all potted up together more recently after living in the morning sun and getting rained on normally. soon they will be suffering in the cold so i might need to move them to a higher location
at the moment while we have some ambient weather i am really enjoying playing around with repotting and spending the whole day in the garden