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Brought most of the plants inside for the winter!

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my huernia zebrina bloomed and it’s was pretty crazy!

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blooms on a Christmas cactus

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these two split rocks were recent purchases from Lowe’s ! I was surprised that they had mesembs!

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all of my mesembs are on the kitchen windowsill!

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mint propogation on the kitchen sink

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this cactus is starting to bloom!

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One of the plant shelves outside

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This echevaria is branching out!

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jade plant propagation tray

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new blooms on this big guy!

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New growth on this echevaria

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Some shots from the propagation station!

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Sedum burrito (burros tail / donkey tail) and sedum rubrotinctum (pork and beans) are getting big! These two were both grown from two single leaves!

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Oh my gosh I just saw the photos of the pachyphytum compactum after I saw the other person ask about it and it looks so insanely cool!! I absolutely love the underwater effect on it, it's gorgeous omg

Isn’t it pretty! one of my favorite species for sure :)

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What species of succulent is the one in the bottom left?

pachyphytum compactum!

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My burro's tail is looking a little dull and it looks as if there are small wrinkles forming on parts of. I gave it some water but it doesn't seemed to have perked up yet. The leaves aren't mushy or turning yellow. This is my first burro's tail, so I am still learning what this plant prefers. How often should it be watered and what kind of light have you noticed that a burro's tail prefers?

Hello! From what you’ve said, your plant is probably thirsty! give it a thorough watering and wait a couple days to see improvement. I generally find that my burro tails prefer partial bright light. Mine are outside on a plant shelf, so they get direct sunlight for part of the day. I’ve also found that they thrive in south or west facing windows. Personally, I spritz my burro tails with water about once a week, just enough to get the soil looking moist.