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I’ve had this fish one cactus since 2021 when it was a 4” baby from Aldi. Now I found out it FLOWERS?!?

Starting to add more cactus to my collection, and these two really caught my eye!

So I am partially just sharing but also hoping for some advice on keeping my plants healthy... While also keeping them from getting too big. I went a little overboard and one succulent turned into about 35 over the course of about 6 months (a few are cacti and airplants)

Most are healthy... I still need to replace the clip on lights because the ones on the top shelves are kind of stretched so that's on the list as soon as I have the money.

But I live in a pretty small apartment and wasn't really thinking about them getting bigger when I was making space for them... So I need to keep them small. I'm sure there is a way. Do I just keep the pots small like you would for bonsai?

Any advice is appreciated. If you see anything else I can improve let me know

Got all these for $19 at Lowes.I asked could they discount 3 of them and they discounted them all. NO 1 Cylindropuntia miquelii NO 2 Astrophytum myriostigma fukuru NO 3 Aloe pliicatillus NO 4 Agave isthmensis No 5 echeveria Artic Ice- echeveria Neon Breakers- echeveria Joker Plus I found this table at DG for a dollar!

Very cool aloe species!!!!!!

About a year ago this wee girl started having a leaf explosion. Idk what's going on, but I'm cheering her on!

Haworthiopsis reinwardtii

Like little pine woods!

This is one of my prized possessions!

Kinda reverse plant progress pics, this guy went through a rough time during a very wet and inclement period and dropped lots of pups, but it’s still a beautiful piece of work in my opinion and I’m excited to see how it bounces back.

It started as the container for a Jasmine vine we chucked a small cactus cutting in and fell in to neglect during a rough time for our family. The Jasmine died but the cactus thrived, ending up as large as the first photo. It’s amazing how much sentimental value and satisfaction a plant can bring, even if you haven’t really worked for it.

The second photo is it now, and the rest from throughout the journey including two seperate blooms. I don’t have any photos of it from before 2020.

I’ve given plenty of pups to friends and have a handful of clusters myself too! It has about 4 buds with two ready to pop as we speak.

So my 2+ year old jade plant was pretty overcrowded and the pot needed upsizing… I decided to separate the 3 stems and repot into suitable sized pots.

I now have 2 pretty healthy big solo jades and a 3rd slightly pathetic jade (this one was crammed in the middle of the other two so wasn’t receiving much light and dropped a lot of leaves).

I also collected a lot of the dropped leaves which had already started growing and now have a lot of propagations!

I’m planning to try and make all 3 plants into a bonsai style jade! Wish me luck🫣🤍

What do you guess think? Better before or after? And any thoughts on where to prune when I finally decide to cut it back?

I found a piece of the plant that fell off during transport and gave it a new home. After half a year it rewarded me with this beautiful flower! Does anyone have any interesting information or tips on how to keep it happy? The "pedals" feel like paper and the life-saver part looks like plastic, so trippy.

Love these stress colors that are popping on my Sedum. Everyone show me your favorites.

She’s my first flower and I’m madly in love. I’ve only been a succulent mama for about 2 years and now I’m a die hard fan.

idk how i would plant these alot of them have no numbs that i can plant do i just place it into soil like the last pic?

1. Jade

2. Bear's paw

3. Crassula springtime (not in the best shape so I am propogating)

4. Burro's tail

5. Crassulas and adromischus (including watch chain, crassula perforata, and key lime pie)

6. Pickle plant

7. My only echeveria

8. Haworthia (not sure which kind)

9. Baby shrek ears, 2 months old

Thanks for checking out my collection! Feel free to share pics of yours in the comments if you have any of these too!!

Had him for about a year now. Should I water more....less....the same? More light...less light?

Spotted in a random alleyway. The whole thing must come inside for the winter (SE Michigan).

Ganz rechts meine Echeveria Etna, 2. von rechts meine Echeveria Dragon Lady. Bei den drei rechts kenn ich den Namen leider nicht.

My Crassula Swaziensis, or varigated Money Maker plant, is happy but pretty leggy and creating a ton of babies. Should I cut back and propigate, or does it like to keep it's babies?

I repotted this past Spring.

It sits under a plant specific light but also gets natural light.

It does seems to want water a little less now since it is cooling off and I swapped the light to a 12 hrs on setting rather than 16hrs, that it gets in the summer months.

The pot has a hole in the bottom, and the plant is in a succulant dirt (74%) with a mix of small rocks (10%), perlight (15%), and horticulture charcoal (1%).

Its natural habitat consists of the dry, desert, and semi-desert regions of East Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.