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An insignificant flower but at least it's a flower

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382019) • Rockingham, Australia 12 Aug 24

I don’t have much garden in our present place although I’m working on getting a living wall soon. However, I do have several of what you see in the collage. I think they are kalanchoes. Someone on myLot was able to identify them...

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Propagating a plant from a leaf - I hope

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382019) • Rockingham, Australia 22 Oct 23

Fleur (@Fleura) wrote about her growing family of propagated plants, after thinking she might have lost the knack. My mother could grow almost anything from almost any part of an original plant. I don’t have that knack at all but...

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Plantdemic: 'Echeveria Trumpet Pinky'

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 16 Dec 21

I found a new plant to share here. The colorful foliages can hold florals through cymes or stalks. It can be described to be appearing polycarpic in nature. The succulent family is Crassulaceae. Sometimes it is hard to find the...

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Plantdemic: 'Echeveria Raindrops'

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 14 Dec 21

It is one of the types of succulents with globe-shaped lumps close to the tips of its leaves. These lumps and leaves' tips can turn to pinkish or reddish color during cold weather or under the rays of the sun. They are rare...

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Plantdemic: 'Red Pagoda'

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 12 Dec 21

I am not grounded in reality when seeing this perennial succulent plant called 'red pagoda.' It is evident that it resembles pagodas in Asian countries. I saw this while walking down the road in the town proper of my city Baguio....

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Ghost Echeveria

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 19 Nov 21

It is a succulent oplant belonging to Crassulacea family. Some people call it as Mexican hens and chicks. Her scientific name sounds like Russian, Echeveria Lilacina. Do you think plants' names are good for humans as their...

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My New Succulents Aeonium Arboreum

Titia Geertman @TitiaG (251) • Netherlands 20 Feb 21

Someone on Facebook had a lot of succulents (aeoniums) for sale and asked a ridiculus low price. I truly expected to see small seedlings, but they were not. They were beautiful fullgrown plants. I bought them all for 20 euros. I...

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I Found The Answer...

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 18 Jan 21

I had posted a discussion about this plant a few days back. I tried my best to get the exact name of this succulent plant. The local people in my city called it as 'dugong' or Echeveria Mauna Loa. The mystery is...

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Tiger Tooth Aloe: Can It Roar?!?

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 9 Jan 21

It roars with its beauty. I cannot conceal my feelings about this plant. It is a rare species of the genus aloe. It is commonly seen in Kenya. I am so amazed at how this plant came to my city. My younger brother brought it last...

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Meet My BABY

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 15 Oct 20

I have a new baby in my house. I got a succulent plant with a cemented pot and it was given by my younger brother. He is starting to be a 'plantito.' I am trying to find the exact name of it but it is a succulent type of plant. If...

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nawala @nawala123 (20871) • Indonesia 5 Oct 20

Limited land is the main obstacle felt by most urban communities. As a result, the plan to increase space as a place to store plants is constrained, making it difficult to create a cool feel in the house. However,...

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My cacti and succulent garden

sofs @sofssu (23660) 29 Jan 19

I have been posting pictures from my garden of my cacti and succulents here for a long time. Finally I made a short video of those pictures. Some of you here had asked me to make a video of my garden, so here it comes.....

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Cactus and Succulent

Loriejane Almira D. Quiboloy @Loriejane22 (132) 14 Dec 18

"Green Thumb" they say but theres no man in this world are "black thumb" hope youll get what i mean. When i was a kid i really love planting, whenever i see stems, seeds even the grass i planted it but those are the days i hardly...

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Succulent Garden

CarolDM @CarolDM (203396) • Nashville, Tennessee 4 Dec 18

While out running around yesterday, I stopped at Lowe's for a couple of things. They had these little succulent gardens right as you come in the door. They would make perfect gifts. I may have to go back and get one for myself as...

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Another Living Stone, I presume?

Norman Darlington @NormanDarlo (1071) • Ireland 9 Oct 18

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A Living Stone?

Norman Darlington @NormanDarlo (1071) • Ireland 8 Oct 18

Did you ever see such a thing in your life? This South African plant is a Pleiospilos, commonly known as a 'living stone'. The reason is that its very fleshy, grey-green leaves, with their rounded shape and pitted texture,...

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Do you like this plant?

Bhem @JustBhem (70555) • Davao, Philippines 14 Mar 18

My Coach was selling one of her plants today. It will look perfect on my working table. It's refreshing because you can watch it grow flowers in it. And I wanted to have one. I really like to plant one of these plants because...

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Too many yuccas

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382019) • Rockingham, Australia 7 Dec 17

Some years ago a friend gave me two plants which she said were yuccas. On researching yuccas I can’t find a picture that looks quite like mine so now I’m not sure about the name. They have survived very well so they must be hardy...

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Succulent in the rain

The Horse @TheHorse (238298) • Walnut Creek, California 9 Mar 16

It's raining again this morning, and my plants are loving it. Even the succulents, which tend to be drought-resistant, seem quite happy with the rain. I'll attach a picture I just took of one of the succulents on my balcony. I...

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A Patch of Green on My Work Desk

Raine38 @Raine38 (12387) • United States 8 Jan 16

I work in front of the computer for 8 hours at least. I used to wear prescription glasses, and if I'm not mistaken my vision the last time I have to wear a pair was 350-375 and I was nearsighted. I wore contacts most of the time...

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