Sunday, January 25, 2009
What's Old is New Again
Some of my favorite gardening activities are transplanting and re-potting. The succulent basket below had outgrown its pot and was looking pretty pathetic. What a difference a $3 basket and a little bit of potting soil can make!
Before repotting, a little bit of thinning and trimming was in order. With the extras, I was able to put together some small pots for FREE! The plant below performs better in full sun. If you can only give it 1/2 day of sun, make it afternoon sun. Full sun help the rosettes stay compact and puts more red on the leaf edges
I'm not keeping anything in small pots anymore - they have to be watered too often. So these will be going to our church's bazaar, Treasures at FUMC, on February 7th.
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4 comments:
That is a great assortment of succulents. I like the low maintenance thing too and they look great separated into individual containers.
I love re-potting. It's like rearranging the furniture in a room--very refreshing.
These are gorgeous Mary Beth. I'm just getting into succulents a teeny bit but I sure admire your variety. I love a container arrangement too and these would make really low maintenance ones. Great idea you had to repot!
Your mixed succulent pots look great. I'm inspired!
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