Some years ago I had a friendly squirrel that was a frequent visitor in and out of the house ( it came in the cat flap). She also terrorised the local cats. She chased the local alpha Tom so hard one...
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Some years ago I had a friendly squirrel that was a frequent visitor in and out of the house ( it came in the cat flap). She also terrorised the local cats. She chased the local alpha Tom so hard one...
Some sticky bits.
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What is your night temp outside? The D. lanata I can't comment on as I've never grown the petiolaris complex but the D. regia is a hardy chappie. I'd leave that one outside and stop moving it around....
A 12 gauge and a rocking chair :devilish:
Have you checked the ambient temperatures the plant grows in in the wild?
The plants die back to these winter buds.
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I just treat them like any other dormant cp.
New growth can start from January onwards.
Has the plant ever been allowed to go dormant? Mine have every year since 1988.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Tj_hcYepj8
Aloinopsis schooneesii, I couldn't resist a shot of the working bits :single_eye:
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Delosperma sutherlandii and Delosperma esterhuyseniae
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It's an early bird, always the first of my Cypripedium to flower.
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It's that time in the season again. Flowering has started much later this year and I'm marking it down to the repositioning of the plants.
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She shines when there's a little sun on her :triumphant:
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Neohenricia in flower. it's a night bloomer.
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Cypripedium parviflorum v, pubescens or C. parviflorum or C. pubescens
:triumphant:
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And now for a somewhat delayed reply.
That one is actually the pink form.
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Pack an emergency travel bag just in case :anonymous:
I'm also now having fun with mesembs. This one is a Lampranthus.
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My P. gypsicola sits in the same tray as the P. martinezii. :angel:
What if you have added no mineral to your peat substrate jeff?
I keep them damp like a standard house plant over winter.
Mine are outside in an unheated , well ventilated greenhouse and they're pretty hardy.
Plants pictured December 26th 2017.
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That is way too small. It's more micro than mini. What's it equivalent to? A 3" pot?
Postage alone would cost more than the usefulness at that size.
Sorry but you requested to be honest.
A measured amount of this -
https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-d80c2d467511ab756e2f3c8c40cff0ea
- may help with that problem. Whether you use it on the concrete or the contractor is personal...
If you're considering an 18 inch x 18 inch mini-bog, I think you should seriously consider a drilled hard container. ( Drilled at the maximum water level you wish to maintain) They're quite easy to...
