Welcome to the forum David

Impressive

Crassula is a genus I know nothing about. But that is truly a lovely looking plant

RayW wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 11:21 pm A small amount of neglect works wonders I find.

When we next meet, Ray, remind me to tell you the story of the Echinopsis which lost its roots.

Having read the small print on some treatments, I'd be more worried about marking the plants by over spraying or too many treatments.

Another bump
Surely there's a few more pictures of plants .... shapes ... texture.... colour .... etc .... flowers are not compulsory

edds wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 10:10 pm

el48tel wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 10:08 pm Ed
That's a superb flower shop.
The season has started????.

Only in my centrally heated office Terry! Definitely cheating!

Allowing the plants naturally to take advantage of adjusted climatic conditions.

(Been a spin doctor too in the distant past)

Ed
That's a superb flower shop.
The season has started????.

Personally I understand the necessity with slow-growing plants, plants with no chlorophyll, or in an emergency to save a rotting cactus, but aesthetically I'm not a fan. I have buried the grafting stock on my grafted slow-growing plants. Whilst we're on the subject, when considering substrate for y...