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Showing posts with label Echevaria purpusorum. Show all posts

30 March 2017

Photo Dump #1: Spring Blooms 2017 (New April Update!)

Starting this year, we're going start an eye-candy series. We're big on photography, as you may have noticed. And we have some weird shit. So an occasional photo-dump is a no-brainer. Right! For this spring....
Euphorbia susannae

26 November 2014

Views from Nearby Pots Part 2

More pots! After the massive culling of finicky plants this summer when only the most determined ones were brought in after two nights of frost, here's the rest of what we have on this side of the kalachuchi garden.
(Left) Philodendron erubescens or Pink Princess; (Right) Hoya obovata. Both grow best in humid climes, never below 50 percent but 60 and above is ideal. Keep in bright light but away from scorching full sun. If kept warm (22C and above), P. erubescens needs regular feeding.