Yellow sulphur was originally marketed for its anti fungal properties but is now out of licence so doesn't say this ( so I was told)

Uk weather wouldn't help for sure and our shorter growing season wouldnt give it as much time to heal. I'd rather buy it a bigger pot

Nice Photos & Plants Ian.

Mat, Some plants just aren't photogenic

Yellow sulphur is very good.

OMG, its like a 'SAW' movie with succulents, it doesn't look happy at the end.
They don't like severe vine cut either or I'm too soft with mine,

Mike, My dorstenia gigas are giving me worries, two are soo wrinkled- like turkey necks, some tiny green shoots but I'm scared to water in case the roots are rotten, I've been spraying to try to encourage them to get growing, tempted top add tomato feed to the spray bottle- would it work ?. Not all ...

Interesting, it does look a nice shape, good experiment, keep us informed. Did you see the amazing one in a tiny shallow bonsai pot at the National ? Here's two of mine, I only tend to trim of the spindly side roots, I guess they are for anchorage. I tried growing this one in a shallow pot & it ...

I'm guessing there is a cactus one, we should search & add to it. Its nice browsing these threads every so often. Mike I find Monadeniums much harder to keep long term, they won't be rushed into waking up. Euphorbia francoisii v.crassicaulis rubriflora, Gillian evisson-during her talk, said thes...

A variegated plant of monadenium ritchii v.nyambense, its in a hanging basket, pretty up close. Monadenium reflexum

Yes, as a guide they are supposed to be owned/cultivated for 6 month's. although not everyone does this.