Thank you Tony, I did not think about stalking Ralph so much!

I am still rather surprised that such an "international" event doesn't have a proper website.

I guess as staff change, people with different interests come on board. One would think that maintaining the garden's collection is more a matter of professionalism and skills, and not necessarily personal interests of staff or management... It still does look better than many collections around, a...

A busy Easter holiday for you, Ralph!

Would you be able to link to the conference website or perhaps the Cactus Kingdom you mentioned on Google maps? My Google-fu failed me completely with both...

That might not leave the best impression Tina, but I actually do think that those cans are visually pleasing as well

I just bought this in the friendly local M&S, any hints into what they are?

Message on the way, not the greatest deal ever, but still something

Thank you Tony for the nursery link and potential RM identification! I should have linked to the database, as that's where I found the details I'm trying to decipher.

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...