_Hello.
I occasionally publish articles about the plant I own on my page. I didn't know about the Succulent growers community before. I just discovered it and when I discovered it, I wanted to say hello to you and do a mini plant tour._
When buying plants, I always prefer succulent leaves. In addition to the ease of care, its cute images conquer my heart. It is possible to come across them in every corner of my house, but for now I will share with you what is in my living room.
I propagated most of my plants myself. Wherever I go, with the permission of the owner, I pluck a leaf and bring it to my house. This is my favorite part of succulent anyway. Until now, I have never had a problem in propagating plants from leaves.
They gave this mini succulent as a gift at a wedding and for plant lovers like me, this is the best gift. I planted it in a clay pot that I made with my own hands and it has grown a bit more since the day it came home.
Haworthia Fasciata was one of my first plants and made me happy by giving birth to many offspring. I gave the puppies to my plant-loving friends who came to my house.
This Graptopetalum Paraguayense (Ghost-plant) you see is just a pot of fallen leaves. It has grown over time and has become what you see in the image. I think this is the easiest plant to grow and reproduce among them.
This mini beautiful plant is Haworthia Limifolia (still not sure of the name). I guess this is my only succulent leafy plant that doesn't grow. No matter what I do it's still the same size. I'll give him some more time to track his progress.
As you can see, the majority of my succulent plants are haworthias because I love the way they look. It adds a very nice atmosphere to my home.
Echinopsis Chamaecereus, in my country we call it a snake. Although thorny plants push me, I love them. It bloomed in a very sweet red color for the first time this summer. I bought a single branch from my neighbor and now the pot is already full.
I grew Crassula Ovata in two huge pots last winter, but it froze because I left the balcony window open. Now I am trying to grow and reproduce again. It had four leaves when I first got it but now it's huge.
I am trying to reproduce by experimenting from the leaf. Everything seems fine for now. I introduced you to my succulent leafy plants in my living room. In the coming days, I will say hello to you again with my other plants. Please feel free to warn me if I have misinformed names. Because plants can be named differently in different countries. In my country, they all have different names. However, I tried to reach their scientific names from the internet to avoid mistakes.
See you again in my next post.
love.
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Hello and welcome! Yes, that is Haworthia limifolia and they are very slow but I recommend that you give it more light. They also like quite a lot of water in summer
In many places, it was said that a very bright area is not good for their leaves, so I did not keep them in a very bright area. I will now listen to your suggestion and move it to a more light environment. Thank you.ππ
They dislike direct sunlight but need bright light
Now I placed it in the brighter environment. I hope he will be happy there π
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