#succulentgrovers

Yesterday it rained a little, which has not happened for about two months. My plants are happy and their leaves are wet, today there is much more beauty in my garden. Of course I take the opportunity to

I collected many empty plastic containers that contained water. Now on these Christmas dates people discarded many of these containers and I only picked them up where I saw them. Then I put them on water

My new cactus. It’s a cylindrical cactus. Its body covered with yellow thorns, which are soft; they can't hurt the skin if you touch them. When I changed it for another cactus of mine, I saw that this

Zamioculca: It belongs to the Aracea family. Its scientific name is Zamioculca Zamiifolia and its common name is money plant. The plant is native to Africa. In my country this plant is highly sought after

This is my new acquisition, one of my clients brought her in exchange for another. I gave him an mother Opuntia Rúfida for this little succulent… I love it! I wanted to have this species for a long time.

Through the years I have grown many cacti. Some have multiplied but others did not have the same luck. But most of my mother cacti keep getting stronger and some are no longer small cacti and became mothers