Hi, I have just joined and am a bit late coming into this discussion. The plants look like X Graptoverias or X Graptosedums to me and if so are virtually impossible to grow inside. They require strong light or will etiolate and lose their colour within weeks. I don't think artificial light or being ...

Phil, I know this is 12 months since you posted your problem but I have just joined the forum and have been going through them all. Most waters, even if at a high pH, only have a very low buffering capacity ( ie it takes very little acid to produce a large drop in pH ). If your sandy soils in W.A. a...

I believe the plant is Euphorbia lactea. If grown outside it soon grows into a large tree which can become top heavy and dangerous in wind. I had one that grew to about 4 to 5 metres and blew over in a fairly minor gale. The one I had originated as a non- cristate offset from the cristate form of E....

I do not believe the yellowing is a nutrient deficiency. Certainly Zinc and iron are nutrients of limited mobility in plants and symptoms would show greatest yellowing at the growing point and less towards the base. Also nutrient deficiencies do not show such sharp demarcation lines between deficien...