Ok! That makes me really excited this plant is natural, because it's getting more and more beautiful the fuller these buds ripen up!
Alright, now I need some help finding cacti that prefer lower levels of light. So far, the Gymnocalycium stenopleurum, Cryptanthus, and Aloe California and doing just fine in this pot that I can't fit on my windowsill, but the sedum and Mamm. spinossissima don't seem to like where they are right now. The Mamm has aborted most of its very early stages of buds, but generally looking healthy, and the Sedum is near death. Every day is worse than the one before.
I'm Officially Addicted
Well, my blue sedum is all but officially dead. I just can't seem to make it happy. The green-yellow one isn't dying, but it's not growing, even though it's really starting to warm up around here.
The Gymnocalycium is still blooming and has yet to blossom. The Cryptanthus is finally done blooming, I think. Seems like every time it's done, it'll shoot two more shoots up from somewhere else
Some new additions I'm just now getting around to posting. This one is done blooming.
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The Gymnocalycium is still blooming and has yet to blossom. The Cryptanthus is finally done blooming, I think. Seems like every time it's done, it'll shoot two more shoots up from somewhere else
Some new additions I'm just now getting around to posting. This one is done blooming.
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