The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
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Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
They usually have short stems but my long stem was the result of a mishap with over fertilization
There are more cacti in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
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Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
Do you think I should put it in a larger pot?
It seems a bit cramped in there, and it's only been 2 months... Carpobrotum Godzilla would be an apt name for this one!
It seems a bit cramped in there, and it's only been 2 months... Carpobrotum Godzilla would be an apt name for this one!
Ty the cheshirecat
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Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
No the pot seems adequate. Unless it gets root bound there's no reason to repot. You can plant it in a hanging basket later or you can even plant it outside if your winters aren't too cold
There are more cacti in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
One of the few cactus lovers in Lebanon (zone 11a)
One of the few cactus lovers in Lebanon (zone 11a)
Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
Ive seen carpobrotus in greece, they grow like grass. Imagine carpets of this thing. Cover large surface areas.
Ive reed they even produce edible fruit.
Ive reed they even produce edible fruit.
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@stefan, I first need to convince my plants to flower me thinks!
I'll read your post to my plants, they might listen to a more authoritative voice!
@elieestephane I pretty much relocate every 6 months, so everything needs to fit in my car... I now have this image of plants hanging from my rearview mirror!
I'll read your post to my plants, they might listen to a more authoritative voice!
@elieestephane I pretty much relocate every 6 months, so everything needs to fit in my car... I now have this image of plants hanging from my rearview mirror!
Ty the cheshirecat
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the_cheshirecat sorry could reply earlier, but im a student and have to student things.
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That's a very cool image! I now imagine you with a station wagon full of plantsthe_cheshirecat wrote:I now have this image of plants hanging from my rearview mirror!
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Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
I usually am in that seat, and i would find it very painful, if i the car were to stop suddenly,
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Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
my car last year
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Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
Hold on!
Picture 1, who are the handsome guys (1st and last in the row)?
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not that the other ones aren't handsome, but I really like these two...
Picture 1, who are the handsome guys (1st and last in the row)?
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not that the other ones aren't handsome, but I really like these two...
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First one is euphorbia(trigona royal red), last one is myrtillocactus.
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Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
Euphorbia trigona rubra and myrtillocactus geometrizans cutting
There are more cacti in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
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Very interesting plants!
I hope I'm not too indiscreet, but were you moving home or taking them for a stroll?
PS I can imagine trying to explain the cacti passengers to the police...
I hope I'm not too indiscreet, but were you moving home or taking them for a stroll?
PS I can imagine trying to explain the cacti passengers to the police...
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Re: The cheshirecat's succulent problem...
Hahaha! I bought them on a flower street market and didn't feel they were too safe in a paper bag so i put them there
Here is another one in my other car. Safety first!
Here is another one in my other car. Safety first!
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There are more cacti in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
One of the few cactus lovers in Lebanon (zone 11a)
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