Trash it? If it's frost damaged, there's really nothing you can do with it. Wait if you are talking about the piece of rib that's broken, just trash it. The areoles are located in the indentations. Oh okay. To be fair it’s still somewhat attached. Either way you think the rest of it is okay though ...

Aeonium2003 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 22, 2022 1:47 am Trash it? If it's frost damaged, there's really nothing you can do with it.

No it’s one of the parts that’s not frost damaged. It just happens to be half detached from the remaining healthy parts of the plants

Aeonium2003 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 22, 2022 1:29 am There's hope. Wait for it to grow a branch.

Awesome. This is technically a free plant now cause I got a refund. Was naive to think a heatpack would’ve been enough. Sounds like this thing will make it. Also what should I do about the half broken off piece?

I cut down to to the part that looks like it’s still alive

https://imgur.com/gallery/DsGYlLc

Schefflera and Anthurium. Shot 0100.jpg Shot 0080.jpg Some of the easiest houseplants, the latter is blooming year-round. Can stand at least 2 weeks without watering that is important if you grow mostly cactuses. It’s funny cause I’ve been a member here for like 9 years and I started out with mostl...

parodia leninghausii

MikeInOz wrote: ↑Sun Aug 15, 2021 2:34 am Possably cuneata or oblonga. The ID of the flat leaved species is rather confused. Most are not rare.

Hmm, somebody on Reddit said rhipsalis rhombea but I cant find much on that species

I haven’t seen this one before and wondering what species it is and how common it is



https://imgur.com/gallery/kAbZwBY

Mostly focusing on non succulent plants but a few in the mix wouldn’t hurt. Here are my non cacti and succulent plants with the exception of Disocactus. Post yours below

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/N0ufVEZ

Not 100% sure it’s actually a succulent(I’ve seen it defined as such before) but Dracaena trifasciata will pretty much adapt to any light you have.

I wonder if some common houseplants like some kinds of Dracaena(particularly snake plants) and ZZ plants would be considered succulents.

Don’t even know how many years it’s been since I’ve been on here. I have this jungle cactus. I’m thinking Epiphyllum?

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/TR8LN4T

Those look nice, what music do you usually play? I have a bass (condor)and an E guitar (Tagima, brazilian brand). I used to record in a home studio just for fun, haven't done that since the computer I used to do this was stolen last year. My everyday instrument is a classical guitar. I started play...

My musical family. I thought it would be nice to have an instrument topic!