I hope they'll be fine. I sure have my specials, and sounds like that's exactly what some of the ones you're paying close attention to are
Lithops are quite addicting, aren't they🤣?
Last year some of my plants got
mealybugs. Brought in from an echeveria von nurnberg. I'm still checking frequently, worrying if they'll be back.
You'll get through this, and gain SO much experience from it :hugs !
Glad you got it under control. Scale is SCARY! You're a very good succulent parent :hugs
The last part of your post is what being a succulent parent is all about🤣
I agree, I think it looks gorgeous! When it comes to succulent names, I'm somewhere in the middle. I know quite a few scientific names, but I'm terrible with common names. At the same time, scientific names get SO confusing!
The euphorbia (granted, a very different euphorbia) is a VERY slow grower. The mammillaria is also a slow grower, but not as much. I LOVE mammillaria. They're very easy to flower, and so adorable! The opuntia will grow like a weed, probably:rolleyes:. Can't wait to see your rat tail start to...
Hi Chicky:frow!
Glad to see you!
Beautiful new chicks (despite the fact there are no bantams😜) and cool bees! Always thought bee keeping was very interesting
If they were rotting, I'd consider leaving the healthy roots and plants to air dry for a few days. The soil looks very moist, good thing you got them out. Don't water for a while!
I don't think it would mind a repot, but it doesn't seem to be in a dire need of one. If it doesn't have holes, I would repot it. Makes it easier for you to care for it, and the plant gets more room in return