Need an I'd on my succulent please
Helen Agius (Adelaide,Sth Aus) USDA Z10b
6 years ago
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Please help me I.D. this succulent (s), thank you. Photos attach
Comments (3)Thank you for the guess. The pictures I'm googling are all coming up from more mature plants so it's hard for me to tell....See MoreI'd like to put my chair order in today, I need some help please
Comments (16)Lyfia, all great points you brought up, it really helps me plan and think. Honestly we have no set time frame for having this project done, since we have an up and running kitchen in the other part of the house and we are working on the new kitchen as time allows. I spent part of this week filling every little brad hole with putty and sanding everything. This weekend we should get a primer on and if dry time allows the walls and ceilings painted. I think we are at the point we are going to put in the cabinet order too. We still have the floor to put down, sand and seal. Tile the whole range wall, put up shelves. The wiring is done, we still need to run plumbing .. which means going under the house in the Summer .. YIKES! We live in copperhead country, not a fun prospect. Last year my DH got bit, we were very fortunate it was a 'dry bite' though! Valinsv, thanks for the help and suggestions, they are very helpful! Les, I love those 50's dinette chairs and if I was going to do a booth, I'd be all over them. I honestly don't think with a very rustic table I'd be happy with them ... even though they look super cushy to sit on. :) If I do go with these chairs I'd have seat pads made for them. I still haven't put my chair order in, I was all ready to go, now I'm hemming and hawing over details again. Part of me wants to go this way, part can really see everyone sacked out in a comfy booth and chairs playing board games and drinking coco. I know that everyone brought up very valid reasons to stay away from a booth, like people being inconvenienced by having to move to let the inside people out, etc. The thing is though we don't have those types of sit down and eat parties where I see it being a problem. When we entertain adults it's normally in a relaxed, casual setting outside on the deck or around the pool area, where we have large tables in each area. When it's just the five of us here, there would be plenty of seating that we could all spread out. I'm lucky that my girls really do get along, there is not alot of she's looking at me, touching me, breathing my air problems. *LOL* I grew up with 3 siblings, I know how that goes, we spent a lot of time bickering. ;) When it's the kids and their friends having snacks, I don't see it being a problem where the kids would feel inconvenienced. So in short I'm still stuck, I think! *LOL* Sometimes I can see right away the path I want to follow, sometimes I start second guessing myself. *sigh* Normally my Husband will chime in with his feeling on the matter and we'll work it out in a way that we are both relatively happy .. this time he really doesn't seem to care, well other than wanting me to make a plan so we know how to finish the room. ;)...See MoreMy First Succulent Terrarium - Need Advise and ID Please
Comments (48)Thanks azt, I love the colors! contrasting cobalt blue from your bonsai pots and the bright green bouncing off your haw! I think David mentioned Haws need DEEP pots for their roots grow downwards. I love the concept, but I might eventually repot this bonsai pot for other succulents, maybe for my jade. I got them off etsy for about $5.99. :D https://www.etsy.com/listing/211039314/bonsai-pot-5-ceramic-pk-only-1-pot-not-a?ref=shop_home_active_23 Stonetreehouse - cute little set up there! love the teapots...See MoreMy Succulents NEED any Advice, Please!
Comments (1)Both are very, very etiolated - not getting enough light. They also look too wet - succulents need excellent drainage (potting mix and the container) and should be watered only when potting mix is almost completely dry...Possibly both echeverias. It isn't recommended to fertilize with food - egg shells and tea bags should go in a compost heap and that should be used in garden, but not in pot for succulents. Do not fertilize with anything. They need to get healthy first. Get plants out of wet soil, replace with fast draining mix (cactus & succulent soil mixed 50/50 with sifted perlite would be much better) and give them much more light/sunlight....See Morehablu
6 years agoHelen Agius (Adelaide,Sth Aus) USDA Z10b
6 years agoHelen Agius (Adelaide,Sth Aus) USDA Z10b
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6 years agoHelen Agius (Adelaide,Sth Aus) USDA Z10b
6 years agoHelen Agius (Adelaide,Sth Aus) USDA Z10b
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