Echevaria minima (ISI 1014)
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Eric Williams
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Echevaria minima (ISI 1014)
I have a small problem with this plant. As you can see it is in need of some TLC. I cannot put it into a larger bowl as it needs, as I have no room. If I break it up and re pot into single pots, same problem, no room. I could break up all the outside heads and put it back into fresh compost and same size bowl. Any suggestions greatfully received. Thanks.
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juster
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Re: Echevaria minima (ISI 1014)
Nice plant Eric. I think your last suggestion makes the most sense: reduce the size of the clump and repot with fresh compost into the same bowl. I do this regularly with my Echeverias and Sempervivums, otherwise it would be impossible to accommodate them. Good luck!
Croydon Branch member, growing mainly cacti and Echeverias
Re: Echevaria minima (ISI 1014)
I'd enter it in a show before taking it to pieces. It deserves a day on the showbench
Stuart
Stuart
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Terry S.
Re: Echevaria minima (ISI 1014)
Root a couple of offsets and sell the rest to Stuart for propagation, he obviously likes it!