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wiley-treehouse-gardens · 4 months

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feeelingalright · 8 months

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Rainy day vibes aren’t so bad

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succulentsgr · 4 months

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✨ Echeveria Doris Taylor ✨

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growingsucculents · 10 months

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got some babytoes from the yearly plant market at the botanical gardens

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greenycacteable · 2 months

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Pot of the day ! I got the front one two days ago and put it with friends straight away, she barely had any roots so I hope she'll form some soon

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lost-in-neptunes-colors · 2 years

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love her sm

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plantbagh · 26 days

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How long do succulents live?

Succulents, including cacti, agave, aloe, and echeveria, among others, are characterized by their ability to store water in specialized tissues, making them well-suited for arid environments with minimal rainfall. This unique trait allows succulents to withstand extended periods of drought, making them resilient plants suitable for diverse climates.

Some succulents are renowned for their remarkable longevity:

a. Saguaro Cactus (Carnegiea gigantea): Found in the Sonoran Desert, these cacti can live an impressive 150-200 years, growing up to 40 feet tall.

b. Jade Plant (Crassula ovata): Loved for its thick leaves and easy care, jade plants can thrive indoors for several decades if properly looked after.

c. Hens and Chicks (Sempervivum spp.): Known for their clustered rosettes of leaves, these plants can persist for years as they continuously produce new offsets.

d. Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis miller): Esteemed for its medicinal properties, aloe vera can last for more than ten years with adequate sunlight and soil, providing ample gel-filled leaves.

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nainileaf · 4 months

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"Unveiling the Wonders: The Advantages of Cultivating Succulent Plants"

Introduction: Succulent plants have surged in popularity, gracing homes, gardens, and social media feeds with their unique charm. Beyond their eye-catching appearance, succulents boast an array of advantages that make them an exceptional choice for both novice and seasoned plant enthusiasts. In this blog, we'll explore the many benefits of cultivating these captivating plants.

Low Maintenance Appeal: Succulents are renowned for their resilience and ability to thrive in arid conditions. Their water-storing leaves and stems mean they require minimal watering compared to other plants. This low-maintenance nature makes them perfect for busy individuals or those new to gardening.

Diverse Aesthetic Appeal: With a vast array of shapes, colors, and sizes, succulents offer a diverse aesthetic that can complement any space. From the intricate rosettes of Echeveria to the striking vertical growth of Aloe Vera, succulents provide endless possibilities for creative and visually appealing arrangements.

Adaptability to Various Environments: Succulents are versatile and can adapt to a variety of environments, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings. Whether adorning a sunny windowsill or enhancing a drought-prone garden, succulents are adaptable companions that flourish in diverse conditions.

Air-Purifying Properties: Beyond their ornamental value, succulents contribute to a healthier living environment. Some varieties, such as Aloe Vera and Snake Plant, are known for their air-purifying capabilities, filtering out toxins and improving indoor air quality.

Propagation Ease: Propagating succulents is a straightforward process, making it an enjoyable aspect of succulent ownership. Many succulents readily produce offsets or "pups," allowing for the creation of new plants with minimal effort. This not only adds to the collection but can be shared with friends and family

Stress-Relieving Qualities: Gardening, in general, has been associated with stress relief, and tending to succulents is no exception. The act of nurturing these hardy plants can be a therapeutic and calming experience, providing a welcomed break from the demands of daily life.

Conclusion: In embracing the allure of succulent plants, one discovers a myriad of advantages beyond their visual appeal. From their low-maintenance requirements to their air-purifying properties, succulents have earned their place as cherished companions in homes and gardens worldwide. Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or a beginner looking to greenify your space, succulents offer a unique and rewarding journey into the world of botanical beauty.

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shokorohandmade · 6 months

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growing-my-green-thumb · 7 months

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Sunday plant update!

My dearest Portulaca is still flowering every day and it's amazing and resilient.

The Pothos is growing new leaves but no roots? Is it normal?

And lastly the Dahlias are a bit chewed up by a snail infestation but I am getting rid of them all, I haven't seen any new bites in the last few days.