my new babies.

Nattie_Natt

9 years ago

Haworthia Coarctata
Aloe Juvenna "tiger tooth"
Cylindropuntia spp "mini cholla"
not too sure about the last ones id...?

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riveratnight
9 years ago
The last one looks like a chamaecereus of some kind.

Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.mattslandscape.com/chamaecereus/
pirate_girl
9 years ago
They look OK, except the mix needs a lot more perlite, still looks too peaty. I'd pot them a bit smaller too OR don't pot them up 'til they get quite crowded.

I don't grow Cactus, but suggest in the last pic, that pots rather large, requires cautious watering.

If you flip over to the 'Discussion' side, that's where Conversations are ongoing.

Since your profile mentions you're here to learn (good for you!!) go on over to the Discussion side: there's lots to read & you can browse the FAQs as well. Most educational.

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Thank you ellen. They only look attractive because they're newly purchased lol. I don't have any cacti though, i wouldn't know the difference of caring for them and other succulents. Yes, I tried to do arrangements but i haven't had much success in making all the individual components thrive. I think you have to choose the ones with the same water and sunlight requirements. I'm still figuring that out. For instance, in my limited experience, sedum rubrotinctum doesn't like playing with others. (Or maybe the species just outright hates me). I keep the young offsets and propagating leaves in plastic containers and small pots because i heard they needed more moisture (please, anyone, correct me if i'm wrong). But the rest is in clay pots or ceramics with drainage holes. Iane (I'm still waiting for those IDs people before i pot them! :D) This post was edited by brown_panda on Wed, Nov 19, 14 at 15:44
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She is beautiful. Her coloring and deafness is likely a congenital issue. It occurs more often in several different breeds (Harlequin Great Danes are on that list), and referred to as "excessive white." There's no pigment in her inner ear. My Aussie's excessive white is due to two merle Aussies being bred together (double merle - a no-no for breeders). Lola may also experience blindness in the future for the same reason. There are a lot of studies out there now, more than you could find just five years ago. Regardless of all that, I'm sure Lola will be loved to pieces and she'll adapt like most dogs do!
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Calmom2
9 years ago
I think they look great! How fun to have new babies to watch grow and flourish! Enjoy!
Calmom2
9 years ago
Also I have quite a few of the last picture you posted.
"Peanut Cactus" Here is a picture of one of my blooms! So pretty! I do notice that they like more water then most cactus plants. Enjoy!
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The last one is a peanut cactus though u think they do like water again it is a cactus so don't over water then

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