Living in a house where I can have my plants and see the fruits of my care every day is truly rewarding. In the morning, I spend some time taking care of a few priority tasks; once I’m done with those,

Occasional rains and constant watering remove the substrate from the pots and little by little they run out of nutrients. Yesterday I was serving a client at the nursery and I realized that my small succulents

I’m repotting some succulents because their current pots are too small, and they need more potting mix and nutrients. Even though these beautiful Aloe arborescens are in direct sunlight and don’t get much

Today I am repotting several plants: the Amazon lily, the midnight lady, and the millionaire. The Amazon lily: It is a lily with dark green leaves. I don't know its local name, but its scientific name

Today it was the turn of some plants to be recovered in the nursery, such as a Caladium, three vicarias, a fireball lily, and a centavito plant. These plants really need a change of soil. The plants grow

It's the Portulaca grandiflora; They are succulents known as “beautiful at 11 a.m.” They are so named because, just when the sun is almost reaching noon, they open their beautiful pompons of clustered

I have had this Huernia for a long time. I have been able to reproduce it many times. I have enjoyed its beautiful star-like flowers, but I must say that I have never seen these protuberances that I see

The growth of a cactus through the years

Today, three Mamillaria cacti are blooming in my garden: La Vetula, La Prolífera, and one that I had never seen bloom before, Mamillaria Voburnensis. On other occasions, they have bloomed very exuberantly,

Hi!ve Gardeners! It's been a while since I've posted into this community. The new year starts promising and inspiring looking forward to my outdoor garden. Although I do not have a greenhouse or such...

Late last year, I had a few unpleasant experiences with the postal service of the country I live in. A parcel I sent in early November never arrived at its destination... 😔 It is completely lost (I know,

I noticed that when I put the branches of the Zamioculca plant in water, the roots sprout very quickly. Faster than planting them in soil. That way, after a while, I can transplant them into a pot. Yesterday,

The plant in the photo is a desert rose (Adenium obesum), a species highly prized for its vibrant flowers and resilience. Although many mistake it for a cactus, it is actually a succulent native to Africa

My garden is slowly but surely blooming and sprouting. The changes it underwent over several months prevented my plants from flowering or branching out. Their new position in the garden has been very

Hello everyone. Today I will write about my succulents and how I care for them. In the past, winters in my country were long and very cold. Today, that is a rarity because the climate is not the same anymore.

There is a phrase that is often used in my country when we spend a few days without showing up in the places we usually frequent. This phrase goes like this... “I wasn't captive, I was just out partying.”

Is there anything else in my garden besides hydroponic vegetables? There is. Everyone who comes to my home is always ask to my hydroponic garden. Indeed, about 70% of the plants are hydroponic, as grow

I always wanted one of those old lady gardens where there are weird stuff like broken plates and pretty glass with little gnomes and fairy statues. Plus I have an attachment disorder. Not the kind where

You will never see a cactus plant with such a beautiful red flower again. Simply because it does not exist, but I will show you what it really is in the second shot below. From our bedroom window it looked

Today, while walking through the garden, I noticed that my Euphorbias are blooming. After having neglected them due to all the work involved in changing my garden, I see that they are blooming again. The