bbarv wrote: ↑Thu Aug 12, 2021 6:40 pm I think Dracaenas that previously were Sansevierias are.

Isn’t that a bit disputed? That Sansevierias should now be classified as Dracenas? I will stubbornly still call them Sansevierias..

ZZ grows on direct sun with cacti, it's very compact, low and has bright shiny green leaves. Winter it spends with adeniums, dry. So it's a kind of caudex maybe and xerophytic. Dracaena draco is a xerophytic and a bit succulent also but it needs more watering than succulents at early age. ..and sti...

First of all; thank you very much Nachtcrab and Gillinger As the previous post got so messy, I will try again with better pics . All plants are in 5 cm. pots ( diameter) The last one , nr.5 I am pretty sure must be M.plumosa?

jerrytheplater wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2023 8:39 pm You aren't posting the article, only pointing people to it.

Thank you Jerrytheplater That was my initial thought too but just to be on the safe side..

Any suggestions on species , thanks a lot in advance All plants are in 5 cm. pots. I am sorry about the ‘messy’ post. The pics didn’t want to behave, they placed themselves as they pleased

greenknight wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2023 2:35 pm No problem with posting a link to it.

Thank you Greenknight Better safe than sorry was my thought..

Hi Nachtcrab 🙂 Absolutely but from a former experience with a poll; I added something to a poll( editing it) and *poof*, all the votes disappeared.. Hello Mrs.Green, how absolutely frustrating. Now, that risk is not worth it. ](*,) N. Good morning Nachtcrab 🙂 Nah, don’t think so either but why don’...

K.W; Very nice photos and plants as always! 👌🙂 What is the name of that nice Euphorbia with the speckling? Picture nr. 347193? PS; I like your mini lawnmover! 😃 :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: Good evening Mrs. Green, this is a hybrid. The mother is a Euphorbia obesa, the father I do not ...

I found some interesting articles on BCSS which I was going to link to on my blog. But the text below the articles got me wondering, I am allowed to or not? I read it as I am not allowed to post screenprint e.g. on my blog but does the same applies for a link to the articles? This is the text in que...

K.W; Very nice photos and plants as always! What is the name of that nice Euphorbia with the speckling? Picture nr. 347193?

PS; I like your mini lawnmover!

Regarding ‘smelly’ cacti; One of my christmas cacti have a faint pleasant odour ( out of blooming). The odour is as said very faint and I have problems placing it, it’s like a very faint perfume of some sort. I can clearly smell it when bending over the plant. What’s causing it, I don’t know.

Mrs.Green, Thank you for your response! I believe you are correct. My pleasure 🙂 [quote=gillinger post_id=401987 time=<a href="tel:1690012157">1690012157</a> user_id=15355] You're lucky <...> Lucky twice* cause I have the same but with unscented flowers. )) [/quote] Me too.. In fact I hav...

Thank you Tom in Tucson Haven’t repotted them yet, but what I have learned so far; like Lithops they don’t rot just by seeing the watering jug.. I see new growth on them, really nice little plant.

nachtkrabb wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 8:33 pm Hallo Mrs. Green,
wouldn't it be interesting also to ask about age & how long cactophile / succophile?
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Hi Nachtcrab Absolutely but from a former experience with a poll; I added something to a poll( editing it) and *poof*, all the votes disappeared..

Than you Tom in Tucson 🙂 Excellent advice, as soon as I by trial and error find a mix that works well 😀I only started growing cacti/succulents ‘seriously’ three years ago, so I am very much a beginner yet. I haven’t repotted them yet but I gave them water and they are now more or less standing strai...