Some Tender Suc

[Audwoman]

I have not posted many this year it has been a hard year for me but my tender sucs have enjoyed the heat outside.

This one really grew good

[Audwoman]

Another..

[MrSeedy]

Over time I find my best and most protected spot for my indoor plants is becomming less and less sunny with the encroaching branches of the trees nearby, and the growth on my succies this summer wasn't as good as usual, so perhaps I'll have to find a new spot for them come next summer. Your's sure look good Aud!!

[Audwoman]

These were the yummies I brought before Boo attacted and brought up all the good Sucs. :lol:

[Audwoman]

Some more ready to come in...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v107/marquest/Sucstogether.jpg

[boo]

Those are so cool looking. :wub: I love them all potted up. I have to bring mine in tonight. {{sigh}} I guess its time to fire up the old growlights.

[PRH]

Audwoman -
Very nice arrangements!!! Thanks for sharing them!!!
Phil :-) ;)


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boo -
I know what you mean by getting the growlights going again!!! :D
Phil :-) ;)

[bjmots]

Great lookin succys Aud. What do you mean gro-lights? :lol: Already? :lol: It's 102 today with a heat index of 106. :(

[Audwoman]

Sure Brenda, make us feel bad. :( :lol:

Thanks guys for looking. I really enjoy them through the winter. They do not mind sitting around the window waiting for the snow to go away. :D

[mla2ofus]

Really neat looking plants. :wub:

[grindle]

:rolleyes: nice ones, good job you managed to get somenew ones before they sold out :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Sneezie]

:blink: Aud they look so healthy. They are very nice Aud. Wow I do gotta get me more lil succys. And you have them all potted up so prettily. Good goin girl! :P

[Arkie111]

;) Love your cute pots! Fortunately, I haven't had to start moving "inside"
yet. But did move my begonias from the yard to the front porch tonight.
Getting an "unusual" cold spell tonight (38 degrees). But it's supposed to be
back up in the 80's again tomorrow.
Have started repotting to bigger pots all the plants that "thrived" this summer.
Can already tell that "wintering" this year is going to require more space and
lights than last winter.

[MrSeedy]

I just removed about fifteen or twenty leaves on that very top heavy Echeveria of mine , since it had grown so oddlly, and didn't need all the extra leaves that ran up much of the stem. Usually most of the older leaves are shed as those grow and they just present the rosette at the top, but with leaves running far down the stem they look a bit odd!! Anyway , the leaves are "curing" and callousing prior to sticking them into some potting mix, so if I have any luck I'll get lots of new baby ones!! I must say though with the cool weather lately, I may find they're reluctant to sprout new babies even in a sunny window. Oh well, I'll give it a try anyway. I do love seeing new babies grow!!

[Larry the Lamb]

I like the tiny opuntia in the first one, any idea what variety it is?

[MrSeedy]

Larry , it's sometimes seems surprising how many different species and cultivars of Opuntia there are , but there may be a good site with pictures to answer that question and I'll go hunting!!

[Audwoman]

I do not have a clue Larry. I picked it up in the grocery store last year. It was a little two pad thing for 1.00. It has grown alot since last year.

I hope MrSeedy can ID it. It is very pink MrSeedy it seems to get fatter not taller so I think it is going to be a short wide one.