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31 Comments

  1. That particular ice plant is awesome, I planted the orange one last year and the blooms are just incredible so so many blooms. No spreading it just grows into a large mound.

  2. Could be that the dog that passed by usually pees near the mailbox, killing the echeveria. Once a dog pees, all the dogs pee. 😂

  3. A dead plant, in a corner, next to a sidewalk? I think we have a case of Lil furry friends pee… Not careless mail person hahahaha. Love the end result. ❤

  4. Interesting to add non succies/cacti to the display. Do you have to snip off the spent flowers or do they do that themselves?

  5. What’s nice about those Lampranthus and Drosanthemum (among other ice plant relatives) is they’re good if you’re a Ruschia fan… bigger flowers for longer, and not quite so sensitive. I have a ruschia that’s thriving in the same black plastic pot I bought it in, and I’m afraid to even touch it! It’s flowering now too. Usually, with plants I’m worried about repotting, I’ll half-bury the pot and let the roots feel their way out the bottom into the ground… or new potting soil. Then as the plant matures, you can gradually hide the plastic pot, new aerial roots grow, and it doesn’t even matter anymore!

  6. I’m still trying to figure out how to spell the one plant that I think you called anthum purpurum or some such thing. It looks a lot like a Pedilanthus Macrocarpus but is bigger (thicker) so I’m curious.

  7. I especially love the crassulas after you pruned them–they almost have a bonsai look. That's a good idea, placing the rock where the postal carrier steps!

  8. Absolutely beautiful. Great job.

    I wish I could get the mint truffle, but elf and the cotyledon finger thingys purplish blue ones here in S.A. Got so many species but some some varietys would be nice.

  9. Sorry don’t like the before and after videos. I enjoyed seeing the digging trimmings and replanting. But you do you

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