Cacti and Succulents

Thanks @kindredspirit for the photos. I'll make a note of them in my plant note document to remember them.Yeah, I will do 50-50 soil & grit.

has anyone here had any luck with rooting cuttings of these? i'm getting some from tenerife in september and want to know how easy they are from cuttings

wouldn't be better to have some big stepping stones and the succulents more on the side?

I live in an apartment and don't have much surface space in the kitchen area - plus we find them quite ugly and after 2.5 years of living here, we've never really needed one I always find they damage the area they're on top of and we don't want to lose our deposit.My parents' broke last year...

What lovely plants @IceColdRum ... I feel like sending for some myself

It's Kalanchoe blossfeldiana

Bringing up an old thread, but for good reason. Here's an update on my glow in the dark mushrooms. Even in low light they are bright

"How to Prune a Money Tree to Keep the Leaves Low to the Twisted Trunk Without the Long Stems1 Snip back stems just in front of a leaf or node to remove length. Cut no more than 1/3 of a stem and snip it at a 45 degree angle to promote new growth.2 Cut out dead twigs to keep the money tree...

Very impressive!Jeff

Thank you Mr Rogers will put them outdoors and sorry Wren, I thought they were the same.

Agree, looks like a young Ferocactus. Hard to identify at this stage.

I agree.When you do repot, do so carefully. The pads break off very easily.

Thanks. Will keep posted on how all goes

Covered in polythene, and in the shade Ta Pete

yes get a new pot, slightly larger, but not too much larger because they like cramped roots - but make sure the pot has good drainage - then put the plant in a sandy, soil mix. It will drain easier, and flower better (hopefully)

1)Mammillaria sp 2)Mammillaria possibly elongata 3)Haworthia limifolia 4)Ceroid 5) Needs better photo 6) Notocactus sp 7) Echinocereus pectinatusThey all look like they could do with more sun/light

It looks like Centranthus ruber, Red Valerian.

OK Sirius.....I feel a trip to B&Q coming on in my lunch-break!

I would water mine quite often (daily probably) and it was going brown/squidgy so we stopped watering it as often, I do it once a week now and it seems to have done the trick! All normal again.