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Spring is finally here!!!

deva33 Z8 Atlanta

8 years ago

And I got most of my plants outside! And almost all of them fit on my shelf.

Almost everything got a trim. One in particular got straight chopped!

Here is its before...

That was back in winter. Unfortunately I left it outside too early this year and we got a crazy random hail storm. Almost every rosette was damaged. It also got a little leggy in the winter. So I decided to start fresh. I'm sure it will be full within a few short months. I'm keeping it inside for a few weeks while it recovers

I also did some repotting. This jade had roots coming out of its drain hole.

I took the other little plants out, cleaned up the roots, and put it back in the same container.

i love spring!!!

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