Questions about Calamondin repotting
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Question about repotting echeveria
Comments (4)I agree with paracelsus, but you dont have to cut off flowering stalks unless you want to :-). I repotted a Lola I got from a friend a few weeks ago while it was starting a flowering stalk, and all that happened was that it sent up a second smaller stalk and lost a lower ring of leaves. It started putting out new growth in less than two weeks. Species more prone to rot or slower-growing species may require a longer period of recovery before they show any growth....See MoreQuestion about repotting
Comments (2)I would say wait until Spring (as said above) that way, you should have more success. I would also recommend reading up on how to separate the pseudobulbs to make more orchids. Good luck!!...See MoreEcheveria question about repotting
Comments (5)Here is a pic of the new growth. I'm assuming the black was rot. I really don't think it started to rot until I watered it, but maybe I just didn't notice it. It's with the other non-cacti now getting lots of fresh air and light, but in the same pot from the store. It actually has a name on the pot instead of Echeveria sp.--it's E. agavoides, it has a long way to go to look as beautiful as the pictures I see online....See MoreSpider mites, leaf drop and repotting calamondin
Comments (7)I guess increasing humidity will help you a lot with preventing the mites. Wet the leaves when you water (in the morning) or misting, etc. Anything to alleviate the dry air, there will be heaps of recommendations in the archives. What’s the deal with the LED light? I’ve never used them so this is a genuine question. You’re presumably already getting 14/15 hours(?) of sun a day... Could also be a pH thing with the two smaller ones. Some fertilisers can throw that a bit and you want it to be somewhat acidic. Good luck. And beautiful area you live in. I have nice memories of the Peace River. :)...See Morepuglvr1
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