I'm seeing if my thumbs have gotten any greener since the last time I brought a plant home. I'm still traumatized by the fact I turned
this sweet little plant into a rotting heap. We'll see how it goes with succulents. Right now, I'm erring on the side of not watering rather than over-watering. Anybody have tips on growing succulents? Do they enjoy words of affirmation? Because I do think they're the cutest.
Ohh I love the lil beakers w/ the yellow plants! Good luck w/ the succulents! I want to get one of them, they are so cute!
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I love succulents, they are amazingly easy to care for. I have a few on my porch.
ReplyDeletegood drainage and not too much water. they do well here in the desert.
ReplyDeletethey ARE pretty adorable. they seem like miniature prehistoric plants.:)
You should pinch their cute, little cheeks! Nick and I try to spend time daily with our plants being as they are a precursor to a dog which is a precursor to a child or children.
ReplyDeleteI just planted some succulents last week and they are growing like crazy! Love the dish you used!
ReplyDeleteI leave mine outside all year 'round and they grow/multiply like crazy.
ReplyDeleteI echo dreamday and Michelle. We have succulents lining our driveway and front steps, and they're growing like crazy.
ReplyDeleteThat's encouraging! We'll see what happens.
ReplyDeleteThey ARE cute, aren't they? Words of affirmation are never a bad thing! :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so pretty! Good luck with the succulents! xo
ReplyDeleteSorry this is late, I just found your blog - I LOVE IT - and am just catching up! Succulents are my specialty, I always tell people when I share my plants: "If you think it needs water, wait 2 or 3 weeks, then water!" There are some really cool one, I'm a collector!
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