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The Drought in California - Crassula ovata, a suckulent
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A Succulent Conversation - Fred asked: "are you serious?" The old man replied: "always" Milli, Princess of Thorn, said nothing.
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Welcome to my parlor... - I think it might be fun for everyone to post photos of spiders in their succulent gardens. The webs may be annoying, but they keep the meali... Read More
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Transience 2015 - Beauty makes transience bearable. Jane Hirshfield I've been playing around with macrophotography for several months now and I'd like to shar... Read More
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Aloe distans bloom - This plant came to me as Aloe distans, but online research shows it now lumped with A. mitriformis and a few others as Aloe perfoliata. I bo... Read More
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Al's gritty mix as an ice cream topping - Hello. I am starting this thread out of frustration. Our friend Robert is a valuable member of this forum. He is a very experienced Euphorbi... Read More
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Green and red for the holidays - I thought the jade fanatics might enjoy these recent photos. Photos 1, 3, &4 are sisters living in slightly different su... Read More
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Jade Wacking Theory - There has been a lot of talk recently about Jade wacking. Most often this is recommended to make the lower limbs grow thicker faster. The lo... Read More
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Pop-ups and translucent ads - This forum is now displaying translucent ads overlaying the thread text. If I try to post a reply, a new window to forums.ivillage.com is cr... Read More
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Neochilenia napina? - I've had this plant since 2006, and it's finally blooming for the first time. It came tagged Neochilenia napina, (Eriosyce napina), but that... Read More
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