This is a closeup of a String of Pearls ‘Senecio rowleyanus’. It’s a new Succulent that I bought. I recently read that they can be a little temperamental to grow, but also read that they are easy to grow, so having lost one several years ago, from too much sun, I decided to take on the challenge of cultivating a second plant. Continue reading
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Echeveria shaviana ‘Truffles’
Echeveria shaviana ‘Truffles’ is the latest additon to my Echeveria collection.
My Echeveria ‘Fabiola’ is blooming
My Echeveria ‘Fabiola’ is blooming. This succulent is native to Mexico and needs at least three hours of sun every day. They do well indoors in a sunny window. Continue reading
My Echeveria ‘Lola’ is Blooming
My Echeveria ‘Lola’ is blooming. I wrote about it in January see here. I’m happy to say it survived the rains, even though I was concerned because it sat in water, which isn’t good for succulents. Above is a closeup of the flower. Below you can see how the blossom appears at the end of a long stem. Continue reading
Cold Weather Succulents
Cold weather succulents are a must in Austen Texas.There are many benefits of growing cold weather tolerant succulents, both inside the home and outdoors. By now you know I’ve a real fascination with succulents. Above is the Sempervivum ‘Cebenese’ also know as Cobweb Hen and Chicks. Continue reading