I am in a need of a helpful hand with deciphering details of a Joyce Cocozza Haworthia retusa longibracteata CC 0127 (ex RM A142 ex Sheilams). Who's RM, and what is Sheilams? The internet was greatly disappointing...

Eric Williams wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 4:52 pm Yes Cidermanrolls, I also feed my seedlings and they do benefit from it.
For MatDZ, you are correct but as I use the baggie method I do not really get this trouble. Thanks both.

Ah yes, while still in the bags that shouldn't be a problem. Maybe that's why it worked for me initially as well.

From other threads on the forum I picked up that Chempak feeds have all what's needed for inorganic substrates, so should work with moler clay. As a side note, I'd be very careful with using moler clay on its own, when it dries it seems to suck out moisture off everything around, including plant roo...

This one: viewtopic.php?t=174886

I remember seeing a topic on that somewhere around, but anyway I would go to a bonsai themed exhibition or competition near you, it's probably your best bet. The majority of pots might be wide and shallow, but taller are also available.

brocsman wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 9:47 pm Thank you for your message. I'm beginning to feel badly about keeping them if they're starved of light, but I really have nowhere better.

Try right next to the window as now they seem to be standing in the middle of the room, or maybe even outdoor in summer?

agaveguy wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 1:08 pm beauty is in the eye of the beerholder

I not convinced anyone can hold that much beer, but we might find out soon with the two games back to back

gerald wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 1:32 pm It will work - over time - but why not just ensure your potting mix is the correct pH to start with?

Because there seems to be no low pH, low or inorganic (and ideally peat free) available in retail.

Acid John wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 1:07 pm This is Tradescantia navicularis in a 2" pot just getting ready to flower.
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Wow, great colours on this one! I thought T. are only blindingly pink

Now we can no longer easily get hold of Michael Kiessling’s interesting plants I was wondering if anyone was interested in establishing who has which ones and who is willing to swap cuttings. Out of curiosity mostly, but how would one purchase these plants earlier? I cannot find MK's nursery page o...