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Image 1 — Lithops With Rocks From Lake Michigan
Image 2 — Lithops With Rocks From Lake Michigan

Lithops With Rocks From Lake Michigan

With Turface And A Little Bit Of Mosser Lee “Desert Sand” To Fill The Gaps. Little Bit Of Cactus Soil Mixed In Under The Surface Too. In The Flower Pic You Can See The Topmost One Died But Oh Well, Very Little Money Invested. Thank You For Reading My Post, Please Enjoy My Rocks Peace And Love Peace And Love

u/tjb_actual — 1 day ago
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A little bit of history made...

Some of you may remember by recent post with the "leave no trace" themed habitat-style lophophora staging (https://www.reddit.com/r/habitatstyle/comments/1v3bjq9/a\_leave\_no\_trace\_inspired\_habitat\_style\_setup/)

I wanted to drop a quick update because last weekend entered that staging and a few others into a local cactus show hosted by the British Cactus & Succulent Society, and the results were... well, historic and a bit hilarious.

I'm thrilled to share that I got a clean sweep of the class! This was actually the first time the BCSS has ever held a dedicated class for habitat style staging. But the best part? One of the stagings I used actually featured dead plants. I had a laugh with the judges afterards about how a staging featuring dead plants could end up winning a prize at a show where "condition" was a main judging criteria. So perhaps this is a historic first - a dead cactus winning a cactus show!

I put together a video of the whole experience here: https://www.youtube.com/@greatnorthernexotic/videos

u/greatnorthernexotic — 3 days ago

My take of the habitat style as a beginner cactus owner

Friend gave some cactus few months back because i only have 1 gymno in the last 2 years in an attempt to drag me into the hobby. I guess it works. Now decided to buy few more cheap plants and try to mimick some habitat i saw in a YouTube video

u/SanaKanae — 3 days ago