It would still be yellow :wink: The Wilcos Mk I and Mk II are still at it today, I'm glad I rescued them. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/FGZX2irvxYDrI5x5h5ond4eFUcuUCyADAGjx0PC2JDA0_9y4CvOKeLyARc08cbsHJAWQQ4N0-zgz06KVlc6yQyPlULLkixXosWrZ3_z_r154LT_Wg78JVYulyai5B6meKacUrB64qck=w1920-h1080 https://...
....... but not the same size Faucaria wilco MkII https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/292dNTeSuXsJbhR7lRi4iPqz3N7PiTxCyOVTMEYrTvBIgoBV9W9xZ2qwMwzlEGDqfa4vkXSZuqP_isLRNCaSKy78oIZ93rxCi-AOX8_u_nBWEftsXKaWC4LUPauRlUNJbsWwL8qyrHw=w1920-h1080 Rhinephyllum broomii https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/g1bpXtub3...
Slugs in the bottom of the pots. Probably best to knock all the plants out to check (carefully). Those fellows can find their way into a greenhouse far too easily without us giving them a hand. Worse than touching a slug on an unseen part of a pot is to walk into the greenhouse and get a slap in the...
el48tel wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 9:28 am
Lovely plants.
Please excuse me for suggesting .... aesthetically .... a trim of the right and left sides of the picture would produce a most satisfying image.
Mike P wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 8:25 am
I like Fred’s idea of a kind of great escape type method of disposing of the pieces.....late evening exercise walks with pieces of agave in the pockets...
Aw! I was hoping for the walking stick with carved horn handle and silver mounts