Growing vegetables and plants at times outside their natural seasonal growth is extremely demanding. They don't really want to grow in winter and it takes a lot of trickery and intensive care to get them to do so. Since we recently have a winter garden, I notice that the summer plants are all dying. It's too cold and not sunny enough for them, as we don't heat the conservatory. But even in summer, the care is a challenge and I find it really difficult to grow a green thumb for every plant.

So I am even more amazed that you have a sunflower and tomatoes and they are thriving. I imagine it's difficult to have different types of plants in the same tent that need different conditions, for example. Are the succulents therefore used to the same conditions as the sunflower and tomatoes?

My aloe vera seems to be the only plant that doesn't mind the cold at night, maybe it's a desert plant that can withstand strong temperature fluctuations...

I missed your re-entry and see that you are blogging energetically again. I'm glad you're finding the time again.

Greetings :)