I have been doing plant stuff FOR DAYS and I'm not even done. I want to get everyone settled and arranged before school starts back. I'm SO CLOSE. Maybe I can finish it up tomorrow.
Here are some photos from today:
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| The Nova McCoy that Michael gave me has a bud! I'm so excited to see it open! |
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| This is the plant that was my grandmother's. She's blooming. It's hard to tell in the photo, but she's a very light pink. 💮 |
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| One of my Aloe plants is blooming. 😍 |
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| This is the tiniest, cutest Jade to ever exist. Fight me. |
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| My String of Hearts. She's trying to root, so I'm holding her to the soil with pebbles. |
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| I beheaded all of these Echeveria today. They had stretched out. Now I have bottoms of plants that will grow, and these heads that will hopefully root. I'm a little less excited about propagating all of the leaves, but at least I'll have some pretty babies to share (eventually)! |
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| Sabrina, look at this mess. Looks like 4 babies tried to drop at once and got tangled up. 😂 |
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| These are two of the plants I got from the Atlanta cactus and succulents meeting. I'm (very make-shift and shabbily) doing water therapy to them because they were so dried out. The plant on the left has curled up leaves, but the inner leaves are starting to look full. The plant on the right was entirely the pale brown color of the outer leaves, but it's starting to look green now. This was my first try at water therapy, but these guys were in rough shape so I felt I needed to take drastic measures. I hope they feel better soon. 💚 |
