Newbie Succulents

[bio]

Hello there, there is my succulents, totaly new, i need advice and infos about watering, position, sunlight....

Thanks

[TimN]

Nice arrangement. I can only give advice on the tall skinny one; that is a Cylyndropuntia subulata, possibly monstrose. This will potentially grow into a very large plant, so be prepared to take it out of this pot in a couple of years.

The only succulent advice I can give is to make sure that pot has at least one drainage hole in the bottom. They don't like wet feet.

And, welcome!

[bio]

Nice arrangement. I can only give advice on the tall skinny one; that is a Cylyndropuntia subulata, possibly monstrose. This will potentially grow into a very large plant, so be prepared to take it out of this pot in a couple of years.

The only succulent advice I can give is to make sure that pot has at least one drainage hole in the bottom. They don't like wet feet.

And, welcome!

Thanks my friend, this pot have 2 holes in the bottom so I am ok I think.

I have them n front of a window with a lot of light but no directly sunlight, I pot them before 2 days so I think I must watering after 7-10 days.

In my city now we have 18-20 Celsius at day and 5-7 at night so do you think I must put them out or not yet?

[TimN]

I have them n front of a window with a lot of light but no directly sunlight, I pot them before 2 days so I think I must watering after 7-10 days.

In my city now we have 18-20 Celsius at day and 5-7 at night so do you think I must put them out or not yet?

Sounds like a good plan. You should probably keep them indoors for a few more weeks until night temps get up to 8-10. Introduce them to full sun over a week or so. Shade in the afternoon is better, in my opinion.

[bio]

I have them n front of a window with a lot of light but no directly sunlight, I pot them before 2 days so I think I must watering after 7-10 days.

In my city now we have 18-20 Celsius at day and 5-7 at night so do you think I must put them out or not yet?

Sounds like a good plan. You should probably keep them indoors for a few more weeks until night temps get up to 8-10. Introduce them to full sun over a week or so. Shade in the afternoon is better, in my opinion.

Thanks
My plan is whe the temp its ok to put them out to full sun for 1-2 months, then i will change to very bright place but not direct light because temperature here at summer is 38-40 Celcius

[bio]

Hello there, how do you see them, need more light, water ???

[bbarv]

More light needed and make sure that soil dries completely before you water again.
Nice arrangements.

[thomas]

My only concern would be that crassula (jade plant) - it can grow fairly fast and may need to be separated or removed to its own pot. Very nice arrangement and has given me some inspiration.
Tom

[bio]

My only concern would be that crassula (jade plant) - it can grow fairly fast and may need to be separated or removed to its own pot. Very nice arrangement and has given me some inspiration.
Tom

More light needed and make sure that soil dries completely before you water again.
Nice arrangements.

Thanks, i will left them as now for little more

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